(APU.S.) .
N.Y. (AP) friendly country need fear, and Johnson listed a long stringof Navy aircraft made a devastating

Ow President Johnson declared today no foe hope, "that this is a nation promises broken, and said -
v2:::: Saigon tP that "aggression unchal- divided in this election the government of North Viet :
boats and their shore bases
i
//f of lenged is aggression unleashed year." Nam is engaged in aggression today in retaliation for the two

Siam ," and said the United The President spoke at cere- against South Viet Nam, the attacks on American craft in

States has met deliberate aggression monies dedicating a journalism Kingdom of Laos, and now the Tonkin Gulf this week.

'yO ". South Chin ..,. with deliberate action building as the first unit of a against the United States on the _.,._. ....- Then
the
against the North Vietnamese.In $15-million communications high seas. Washington govern-

.' ,1 iib Sea an address aimed to the ter at Syracuse University.He .cen- He said there could be no JOHNSON ment apparently sat back to let
: the lesson soak
.. in
if it will
'Attack Answered'Selling
peoples of all nations, as wellas doubt about the policy or pur-
said it was fitting to dedi- soak in with this
CROSS INDICATES GULF stern word
OF TONKIN
of the United States, John- pose and "no doubt about the
cate the center to better under- from Secretary of Defense Rob-
son recounted the attacks on responsibilities of men and nations *
standing among all men, for ert S. McNamara: "Whetherthis
U.S. destroyers in the Gulf of devoted to peace.
that was his purpose in speak- will be all that is
Show of Force Tonkin and the counteraction he Johnson said peace requires necessary
LI ing now. is up to the North Vietnamese."
ordered against the hostile that "we and all our friends
When he turned to the attackson The account of the
explosive
ships, and shore bases, and stand firm against the present
U.S. destroyers, he said: U.S. reaction, and the warning,
Made U.S.SAIGON said: government of North Viet Nam,
by Wave Hits were given McNamara
by
"We welcome and we invite "The attacks were deliber- which he said is "flouting the at a
morning news conference, with-
the scrutiny of all men ate. will of the world."
in hours of a somber
Viet Nam (AP) In Bangkok, Thailand, head- who seek peace, for peace is the "The attacks were unpro- "The world is challenged," he Wall St. ment by President Johnson announce-of

The United States rushed six quarters of the Southeast Asia only pupose of the course we voked. said, "to make its will againstwar the decision to hit back hard in
Air Force F102 "The attacks have been known and known clearly
jet fighters to Treaty Organization, the United pursue. an-
NEW YORK (AP) The reply to the attacks.In .
Saigon today to meet any at- States called an urgent meeting And he declared that no swered." felt and felt decisively."
stock market early today reeled a premidnight address to
tacks from Communist North
today of the permanent SEATO
the nation Johnson said
under the worst selling since :
Viet Nam or Red China that the council.
SEATO's members
President Kennedy's assassination "That reply is being given as
crisis in the Gulf of Tonkin the United States, Britain, Aus- 8th Avenue Extension OK'dFor but was firming and cuttingits I speak to you.
might tralia
generate. France, New Zealand,
losses early this afternoon.The "Air action is now in execu-
The six Delta Pakistan, the Philippines and
Dagger jets
tion
Viet Nam crisis brought against gunboats and cer-
from the 16th Fighter Inter- Thailand are pledged to defend -
typical "war scare" selling, accompanied tain supporting facilities in
cepter Squadron based on Okinawa the area against Commu- Route to NW GainesvilleBy in traditional fashion

flew to Saigon from Clark nist aggression.An .
by strength in the commodity
Field, in the Philippines. They unconfirmed report said Additional stories on the
markets because of
apprehension -
, went on a 24-hour alert. the U.S. Pacific fleet has been NORM LaCOE County engineer Roy Miller Viet Nam crisis on Page 5.
of shortages in the eventof
t The flight commander, Lt. placed on alert and a major Sun Staff Writer Additional County Com- has said he thinks it will be

. Cot Garnett D. Page of Deca- show of force was expected off The Alachua County Com- mission stories on Page 18. enough.The President conflict. Johnson's speechwas North Viet Nam which have

tur, Ala., said his planes had no the coast of North Viet Nam. State Road Departmenthas been used in these hostile
mission overrode the objec- of a nature that the selling opera-
"offensive weapons." He said Top South Vietnamese and tions and tactics of al, asked the board to pledge asked for the pledge, because lions.
delaying and
to
began dry some
they carried only antiaircraft American military leaders county secondary road funds, it makes bonds more up
were Edgar Johnson and moved losses "The determination of all
yes- stocks began to convert
rockets for the defense of South in to cover construction cost in marketable.See .
conference today and the
,
or- terday to extend 8th Avenue into "bargain hunters" Americans to carry out our full
Viet Nam.It ganization of a unified case the $500,000 is not enough. ( ROADS on Page 24)) gains as
com- two miles In northwest Gaines- picked high-quality stocks at commitment to the governmentand
is the first time up
combat jet mand similar to the createdin
one ville. people of South Viet Nam
lower prices that have prevailedfor
fighters have been
stationed in South Korea during the Korean The will be redoubled by this out-
Saigon. long planned project ., mP some time.
War appeared imminent.A has been stalled due rage."
Johnson's
to
North IBM, which had been down
Viet Nam in its
first
general war alert in South
comment the opposition. He favors an- about 2 points, snapped back to In summary, McNamara reported -
on developmentsoff Viet Nam also
immi-
appeared other route. four North Vietnamese
its coast show a net rise of half a dozen
clash Sunday, acknowledged between the nent.U.S. Sidney Martin led the fightto points. New York Central wiped torpedo boat bases heavily dam-
North .
Vietnamese PT boats Ambassador Maxwell D. get the road work moving.The (See STOCKS on Page 2)) aged and one oil depot wreckedin
and theU.s. Taylor met for half an hour with 64 sorties by planes from the
extension, from 23rd
.
destroyer Maddox. But it South Vietnamese Premier aircraft carriers Ticonderoga

aid the Pentagon's report that Nguyen Khanh to discuss the Street to Millhopper Road ((43rd W y M Find BodiesOf and Constellation, with 25 PT
Street) would create a new
four PT boats
had attacked
\ twoU.S. U.S. announcements of attacks ; boats destroyed or damaged.He .
route to schools and downtown j y b
destroyers in international by North Vietnamese PT boatson from the gave the U.S. cost as two
rapidly growing
waters Tuesday" was a "sheer U.S. destroyers in the Gulf of northwest sector. 3 Rights aircraft downed by ground fire'

fabrication. Tonkin and U.S. retaliatory at- and two damaged.The .
Cost of the two mile exten-
-
Radio Hanoi charged that tacks announced by President s action, McNamara said,
U.S. ships and planes had been Johnson and Secretary of Defense sion is estimated at about $500- WorkersJACKSON took place between noon and
000. The investment was partof
violating and shelling its territory. Robert S. McNamara.Gen. 4 r 5 p.m. locadl time Tuesday.
the recent bond issue pack-
It said America's "provocative William C. Westmore- age approved at the pools. Not r Miss. (APTwoof With Vietnamese time 13

sabotage and aggressiveacts land, commander of U.S. forces all right of way has been ob the three bodies found buriedIn hours ahead of Washington, that

will be severely punished." (See ALERT on Page 5)) tained. a recently constructed earth means the bombs and rockets

dam near Philadelphia, Miss., were falling within an hour aft-
Eighth Avenue long has been
were identified early today as er Johnson's report of his deci-
viewed as the proper road to
Housing Code Talk augment West University and missing civil rights workers sion. Planes doubtless were

Northwest 16th avenues as a Andy Goodman and Mickey going aloft as he spoke.
Schwerner.All Johnson referred to the U.s.
traffic carrier serving the
three bodies were under- reaction as a "positive reply" to
northwest. Both streets are
Turns Into WrangleWhat overcrowded.The : going pathological tests early the aggression by North Viet-

move overriding John- -, M today at the University of Mis- namese PT boats against Amer-

'-" sissippi Medical center where ican naval vessels in interna-
of dis-
son was a rare display
began as a study ses- the city's buildings are unsound. harmony among the commis- : they were brought brought after tional waters.
>
sion by the City Commission and But he stressed the United
The state being found near Philadel-
average in urban sioners. Usually, they honor the
Plan Board on the proposed States' in-
late long-range peaceful
areas is 13 objections of one mem- phia Tuesday.
per cent, he said. any
housing code ended up in a ; Examination of the third body tentions.
three hour wrangle last night. The plumbing facilities total is ber.Martin was continuing. Even before the strikes be-
22 cent here told the commissionthe fjyBelle
Presumably, the proposed per against 12 per Announcement of the identification gan, McNamara disclosed "sub
8th Avenue matter has be-
cent for the
state r
code as presented during the average of of Goodman and stantial military forces" were
buildings without come urgent.At --------------- -- -- --
lengthy session will be officially plumbing fix- Schwerner was made in Wash- being moved into Southeast Asiaas
tures. least twice, Johnson's objections Book and Bench
recommended to the city Red
ington by FBI Director J. Ed- a precaution against a
commission by the plan boardat "This code attempts to im- have stalled action on gar Hoover. counterthrust from North Viet
the extension.In .
a later date.Discussion prove our existing housing The University of Florida Campus is no place for The Greenwood, Miss., officeof Nam or Red China. He gave

of the proposed stock, Godschalk explained moving ahead, the commission fooling around this week with those final exams hang- the Student Non-Violent Coordinating some details on that buildup at

code provided a base for a "The goal is a decent, safe and told Johnson he can ing over everyone's head. In the classical mood of con- Committee said it today's meeting with newsmen.

three hour debate among com- sanitary house for every citizenof bring in any new informationhe centration here is 18-year-old Jerri Knight, a Miami had been told by the Jackson The attack was in retaliationfor

mission and plan board mem- the community. This is not has to try to persuade the freshman. Exams end Friday and there'll be no more FBI office that the third body an assault by three Red PT

bers last night that included See board to change its mind. book cracking until classes resume on September 8. had been identified as James boats last Sunday against the

-Whether members were Richardson Rebuked for Attackst fiercer engagement involvingtwo

there for a study session or a U.S. craft Tuesday.The .
aimedat
kangaroo court. second attack was

-Urban renewaL the Maddox and the destroyer -

-Public housing.An By JEAN CARVER Turner Joy which had been
His Views department that have been ex-
economic base study. Sun Staff Writer sent to support the Maddox.
Stir UP.Squabble. pressed before this body," Sutherland
-Did Commissioner James The simmering feud between Commissioners Seek explained. McNamara said in responseto

Richardson run an Atlanta plan- City Commissioner James questions that "whether this

ning consultant "out of town?" Richardson and the City Plan Sutherland agreed to delete a (the retaliatory blow) will be

moil" that "seems to prevail" ment brought a near censure
in his resolution. He
between the city commissionand from the "Young Turk" major
said the resolution had been
plan board. ity late last night. or personal attackson censure of Richardson, who be- sitting in his drawer in the TO
The jurisdiction of the plan Although the meeting beganas the and
r**. plan department gan criticizing action of the -commission room for three

board.The :.. .. a commission plan board plan board," Sutherland ex- plan board during his campaign weeks.He .
t "
proposed housing code study session on the proposed plained.He in the March city election said he drafted the resol- FIND IT
recommended by the planning housing code, it ended up as a told Mayor Howard Mc- and continued his objec-

board to the city commission called city commission meet- Kinney he had gotten the sign- tions during the last four ution after an "upsetting" com- Comics . . 22 rCtassified..25.27

Butt and Planning Director David Alan Suther- during a break in last night's The intention of the resolution heated session when the Entertainment 24

Godschalk presented the land asked that the meeting be study session, required for call- was to reassure the plan- commission rejected the planboard's Obituaries . 2

board's support for the proposed called ing a special commission ses- ning department and plan recommended city hall Opinion Page . 6

code, unanimously backed by 'Appalled'By 'For some weeks I have sion. board "that this commissiondoes site behind First Federal.Sutherland's Sports . .15-17
resolution had .12 13
flan board members. Attacks j been continually appalled by Sutherland denied that his not agree with all opinions Women's ,

GodachaUc said 24 per cent of On Plan BeLSutherland what I consider to be politically resolution was intended as a about the plan board and plan (See Commission Page 2))

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1 Gainesville Sun Wednesday, August 5, 1964 j

More About Adams Says More About
I Weather Roundup Congress Moves

CommissionFrom Prexies Due StocksFrom

A .!. \. I
To Back Action
I IS \0 Page 1 To ResignTALLAHASSEE

I Pane 1
';':. ;.: \-+NMarq three facets: been so much controversy of. I I bout
-Appreciation and welcomeby personalities," Wmn said. (AP-Secre- WASHINGTON (AP) The and Mansfield said there had
ZONES :Republican and Democratic been no opposition to it. a loss of 1%. Xerox canceled
> the commission of the recommendations tary of State Tom Adams
B, C, D Partly cloudy on "any and He noted that the differenceshave several junior college presidentsin says leaders. agreed today to seek "It seemed to me that the a loss of a couple of points and ,
through Thursday with scat a caused poor relations be- swift Senate there showed a point advance. i
bi-partisan
a all subjects regarding orderly Florida have told him they approval group was unanimous in
tered thundershowers most nu- e. el+ ++ rotuaa tween the two boards.
growth." intend to resign and take jobsin of a declaration of supportof its approval of this sort of ac- First-hour volume was 1.72
merous during the afternoonand other states. President Johnson's actionsin tion," the Montana Democrat,+I million shares \
"The city commission, hav- the biggest total \
Low in -Commendation for
evening. tonight high the Southeast Asian crisis.
E' ,
ing the last word on plan board since April 2 when 1.78 million _
the 70s. High Thursday 88 to '.M quality service. He said the situation shows Sens. Mike Mansfield, D-
92. Variable winds 5 to 12 recommendations, hardly wantsto there is "considerable unrest said.Bodies shares changed hands in the initial .
MLM =W4r. to Mont., and Everett M. Dirksen,
-Encouragement recom- discourage further 60 minutes.
miles an hour, gusty near re-and dissatisfac t ion existing
R-I11., the majority and minority -
showers. mend technical studies neededfor commendations. Yet if I were The Associated Press
within elements of junior averageof
our
E, F, H, I Partly cloudy comprehensive city plan- on the plan board I would be administration." leaders, reached the agree- 60 stocks at noon was down
college
through afternoon Thursday and evening with widely thundershowers. scattered :1..4aI ning. discouraged and would not I ment in a conference In the From Page 1 2.8 to 313.0 with industrials off

Low tonight In the 70s. High work as hard on these recom Adams and Gov. Farris Bry- Senate chamber in advance of :4.0, rails off 2.2 and utilities off
Thursday 19 to 14. Mostly southwest Richardson, who abstained in today's Senate session. Chaney, the Negro companionof .
winds 5 to II miles an hour gusty near mendations. ant crossed lances again Tuesday 1.0.
showers. the final vote on Sutherland'sresolution Declaring "Speed is of essence Goodman and Schwerner. i
He said he felt attempts to over Florida's higher edu-
.
Some brokers
Thurs- likened the
G. J Partly cloudy through ,
said he resented the There pre- .
Dirksen said he be- was no immediate
con-
day with widely scattered afternoonand resolve the differences during cation. The Secretary of State'sstatement sent situation to the
early' evening thundershowers. low action."I firmation of this mid market
lieved a resolution expressing from the FBI.
last night's three hour study came after Bryant
near
tonight upper 70s High Thursday GAINESVILLE WEATHER : slide and tremendous
.
'0. Variable winds 5 to 1J showers.K miles an : I have a right and responsi- session were lost."Commissioners. rebuked him at a state Cabinet bipartisan support of the President The three vanished June 21 rebound 'I
hour becoming gusty near following the Cuban
mis-
1
Partly cloudy through Thursday -Municipal Airport readingsfor bility to criticize this or any here have meeting saying criticism of the should receive immediate! after being freed from jail at sile crisis.
with widely scattered showers. 24 hours to 8 a. m. today: action without waiting for the Philadelphia where they had
Low tonight 10. High Thursday S3. other plan board or anythingelse tried to patch up personal dif- higher educational system was The Dow
Variable TEMPERATURES winds 5 to 12 ELSEWHEREHigh miles an hour. High 95 at 4 p. m., low 72 at I want to whether you likeit ferences generated by the cam- I unjustified.But Senate Foreign Relations and been arrested on a speeding Jones industrial average -

Law Preen. 5 a. m. Rainfall .01 inches. or not," he said. "You can paign," Winn explained. "Per Armed Services committees to charge. which had been downas
Jacksonville ,4 75 .10 KEY TIDES Bryant said he agreed had been held in much as 8.90 at the end of
CEDAR clear it first.Mansfield They jail at
Miami W 12 this resolution but I reserve -haps we can iron these out in I
Thursday High at till a.m. and pass with Adams that further improvements the first hour had cut its loss
Tampa 1* 7S -
said six
Atlanta 19 6* 1M noon. Low at till: a.m. and 7.U p.m. the right to criticize the full session or informally so we he agreed. Philadelphia nearly hours
New Orleans 1S n p.m. plan board or anything they do can try to understand each were needed in the Thus a vote might come be- after Chaney was arrested on a to 4.40 at noon when it stoodat
5*
4
New Boston York 11 62 MARINE FORECAST as long as I sit on this com- other and live with each other educational system. fore nightfall on a historic resolution -speeding charge. 828.37.
to
EAST GULF Variable winds S
Washington 71 66 : these long meetings." throwing the Senate's The last known to have International Harvester and
Scattered
Chicago 88 70 12 knots through Thursday. mission. Asked about a rumor he person
Kansas City 90 74 .U showers with briefly higher winds. Both Commissioners Ed Turl At the suggestion of Phil Emmer might become president of Flor- support behind the President's seen them was Neshoba County Du Pont were down about 2

ington and Byron Winn strongly a member of the small ida State University, Bryant declaration that the United deputy sheriff Cecil Price who each. Losses of a point or more
I Five Day Forecast70s. I hinted that part of Richard- audience that observed the said: "A number of people have States is determined "to take said he followed them a short were shown for General Motors -

son's reasons for criticizing the three hour squabble, that the approached me with this sug--, all necessary measures" to defend -distance after their release as Goodrich, Union Carbide,
Temperatures will averageone Rain will vary, averagingup banning staff and board stem members solve their differ- gestion and I have only thanked peace and freedom in they drove south toward Meridi- Polaroid, U.S. Smelting and

to two degrees below to three inches in some med from Plan Board Chair-,I ences over dinner or closed them for their compliment. Southeast Asia. American Cyanamid.

I normal. Normal maximum is 88 areas. man Arnold Butt's opposing the I meeting, Richardson invited Adams had cited Gordon The two leaders held their an.The Meridian Star quoted an I In early trading, however, Du

to 92, normal minimum in the new commissioner in the the plan board and commissionto Blackwell's recent resignationfrom meeting in the Senate at Dirk- authoritative source as sayingthe Pont was down 3 and Polaroid

March election."I his home for dinner on Au- FSU a s an example of sen's desk, with newsmen clustered bodies found in the dam 2 B
More About have heard some, talk that gust 11.Richardson. I "the unhealthy climate for edu- around them and able to I were those of two white males Steel were only fractional

defeated candidates should resign also invited Em- cational progress in this state." hear their every word. and a Negro male. The source, locprs as the session wore on.

Viet Nam from boards," Turlington mer. Adams said he was gratified Johnson requested the resolution according to the newspaper Except for GM, most leading
said. "I personally: asked the In the vote supporting the that the governor agreed that in a talk to the nation said the bodies were found 20 motors were behind only] by

(plan board) chairman- to stayon. resolution, only McKinney ob "much' needs to be done to im- Tuesday night in which he disclosed feet from the top of the loose fractions. Ford edged to the up-

From Page 1ail ." jected. Richardson abstained, prove our system of higher edu- the United States had earth structure, which was side.Airlines
1 Just before the special session -so the vote was 3-1 in favor of cation in Florida." launched an air strike against being built late in June when were about even,

that is necessary is up to the mate of damage to the four tor- was called, Winn com- the resolution. Adams noted that he and the North Vietnamese gun boats ,Schwerner, Goodman and Chan- with Eastern climbing ahead

North Vietnamese." pedo boat bases other than to mented on the increasingly Just before Sutherland pre- governor, as members of the and shore facilities in retaliation ey vanished. nearly a point.

say it was "very substantial." strained relations: between the sented his resolution, McKinney Board of Education "share a ; for two attacks by PT I The charred hulk of the station Prices declined in active trading -
His summary of the U.S. re- plan> board and commission."I thanked members of large measure of the responsi- boats on U.S. destroyers.The ; wagon used by the trio had on the American Stock Ex-
sponse was a swift follow-up to McNamara said names of the am very much embarrassed the plan board for attendingthe bility in seeing that Florida President had discussed been located 15 miles north of change.Corporate'.

the announcement by President two downed U.S. pilots would be and most unhappy since meeting "as hectic as it moves ahead in the administration the: resolution earlier at a meeting Philadelphia two days after and U.S. govern-
Johnson Tuesday night that released as soon as their next the last election that there has might have been in spots." of higher education. with congressional leaders they disappeared. ment bonds were lower.
Navy planes had been sent on of kin had been notified, proba-

the mission to give a "positive bly sometime today.

reply" to the Red attacks. President Johnson, in his

statement Tuesday night called
The President made his an-
the air strikes a "positive
nouncement in somber tones ata
reply" to attacks on the two de
.
session with newsmen late
stroyers.
Tuesday night after a day-long
"Yet our response, for the
series of conferences. "
emergency
present, will be limited and fit ; HUMBLE'
,
ting," he added. "We Ameri-
I
And as a precaution against aI cans know, although others appear -

believe at least two of the at-
In addition the oil storage depot -
tacking boats were sunk. There
at Vinh near Quang Khe
were no U.S. losses"The
was brought under attack by
President said he had directed -
the planes from the carriers. i
Ambassador Adlai E. ii
I
"The oil storage depot containing -
Stevenson to raise "immediately -
li tanks and representing -
10 per cent of the petroleum and urgently" before the
U.N. Security Council the George E. DaViS Jr.
torpedo E et"iG 'S
storage capacity of the country I boat assaults that the United _:1srx : representing
McNamara said, adding i : I

14,000"Smoke feet.was" observed rising to States in charges international were unprovokedand waters. i Leading Energy Company in this area, has been appointedBulk

Stevenson, breaking off a
no McNamara civilian villages said there near were the Maine vacation, immediatelycalled Plant Commission Agent for Bumble Oil & Refining

for the session and it was
target areas.
The secretary said he had swiftly scheduled for today. at. Company.If .

rier group from the First Fleetin I I wait that until Red the China flames"will of war not you are engaged in farming, business or industry in this area, you are invited to phone or
the Atlantic to the Western
Pacific. :come too close" before retaliat- drive by and discuss your petroleum needs with Mr. Davis. He has had years of special tram-
ing against what it called provocative
of
2. Movement intercepter
and bomber aircraft into South U.S. attacks in the ing and experience in the petroleum products field and assures you good serwce-oa a, wide
Tonking Gulf area. The Hong
Viet
Nam. Kong paper is owned and op- range of quality ESSO products from Humble.
3. Movement of fighter bombers erated by Chinese Communist

bases in the Pacific." without comment in a
Esso Kerosene Rust-Ban Protective Coatings -
5. Movement of an antisubmarine nine-line dispatch.
force into the South Communist North Viet Nam, Esso Varsol and Aqua-Tone Paints

China Sea. in a broadcast early today, as-
6. The alerting and readyingof serted the American charge of Atlas Tires, Batteries, Accessories

selected Army and Marine another PT boat raid Tuesdaywas

forces. "sheer fabrication by the '.
The Army maintains the 25th -).

Division in a high state of com- cowering

bat readiness at Honolulu. The brazenly violated the security of
Marines have their 3rd Divisionat the Democratic Republic of Don't miss the Open House river n or phone for fast delivery:

Okinawa and a brigade at (North) Viet Nam and are aggravating celebration at all service stations under

sault. I "We are not attacking HanoI
205 NE 33rd STREET
Asked if he could give "
any but only the PT boats and -
reason for the unusual North their supporting bases, McNa- PHOnt ril 3383

Vietnamese naval activities, mara said in the jammed, after- '- GAINESVILLE, FLORIDA
McNamara replied, "I can't explain midnight conference at the Pen- HUMBLE Ssso
'
them. tagon. OIL 1 REFIMINA. COMPANY AMERICA'S LEADINC ENERfiY COMPANY
He also said the Navy would The defense secretary." also '.. -
continue its patrols in the Gulf disclosed other
of Tonkin and would continue"to saying: '

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I By JOE F. KANE Across the Potomac at the'many. congressmen expressed of Staff for emergency meet!

I WASHINGTON (AP) It wasa Pentagon, Secretary of Defense disbelief and shock. Apparentlyonly i
night of crisis, and crowds Robert S. McNamara was informed four members of the House .ings.At dusk, crowds began gathering -;
by phone as soon as the received official notifi- Avenue'
prompt i on Pennsylvania :
at the White House
gathered first flash was received from cation. at the gates of the executive I
gates under a starless sky.A the fleet. Down 'mansion. : ONITEDiOUORt[ I
at the State Depart-I Many of them were
flash from Tonkin Bay had With his top civilian and mili- ment, Secretary of I tourists. 'I
I IHENR
Ignited Tuesday's tensions. tary strategists and advisers, he Rusk and top officials con- 'Some came out of curiosity.'
North Vietnamese PT boats hurried into the national com'cerned with Southeast Asian affairs Some came out of concern.:

were attacking two American mand post. That's the heavily I were in deep conference. Some said they hoped for a;

destroyers.An guarded, locked-door secret There was an urgent, secretive glimpse of the President. I'
air of emergency spread room called "the tank." i air about them that comes when The makeup of the crowd at

quickly through the capital, There McNamara remained I something big is in the works. the White House was much like
blanketing the White House, the through much of the day, study-I At the White House, a stream that which had gathered there':, Y'S LIQUORS I

Pentagon, the State Departmentand ing a flow of reports, talking of official cars flowed through on an October night in 1962 as:
Capitol Hill. tersely with aides. I President Kennedy reported to
the southwest after the
In its initial hours, only thoseIn On Capitol Hill, it was busi-' gate the nation on the Cuban missile I NOW AT 2 LOCATIONS:
the top echelons of govern- ness as usual. 'I President summoned membersof showdown.But !
ment were aware that a new I When rumors began circulating -I the National Security Council, Tuesday night it was anew I WALDO ROAD at N.E. 8th AVE.Across .

showdown was brewing. I of a new naval engagement, :the Cabinet and the Joint Chiefs crisis and a new President.i I From Citizens Field

: Goldwater More About I I II Corner North Main & 10th A vel

Backs LBJ U.S. Military AlertFrom I ACROSS FROM GAINESVILLE, SHOPPING CENTERPHONE

separately with South Vietnamese -
WASHINGTON (AP) Sen. ELTON C. FAY I stellation and Bon Homme \
Defense Minister Maj. Gen.
Barry Goldwater, dramatically WASHINGTON (AP) The Richard, plus an antisubmarine
Tran Thien Khiem. :
supporting President Johnsonon military strength of the United I warfare carrier, the Kearsarge.Air Black and White Ei
Viet Nam, flew back to the,I States in the Pacific includes Force The Pacific Air I The South Vietnamese Cabinet -! .;

nation's capital today. nearly a quarter of a million I Force, with headquarters in I went into emergency session i iI

"We cannot allow the American men, thousands of planes and'Hawaii, operates 40 tactical I after Taylor's report to Khanh. Reg. or Extra Light
flag to be shot at anywhereon about 125 Navy ships in the 7th squadrons of aircraft. They are I Despite the deepening crisis, ',:
I earth," Goldwater said in Fleet alone, with other ships strike, support and air defense a U.S. spokesman said there :I Imported SCOTCH

backing the President.It ready elsewhere. types and include many super- was no immediate expectation The true
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IIt'J'
SOUTH By WALTER LIPPMANNThe we young men were quite poignantly aware of it, and I was

Wall Street Journal noted recently that both the Presi- writing that "the promises of liberalism have not been ful

JOHN R. HARRISON COWLCS, PrttKtarf, and dent and Senator Goldwater have said that there is discon- filled. We are living in the midst of that vast dissolution of
riiWfchtr; PAT Vice Prtsi-
Florida's dMttEd JOHNSON Vice Pridntnd tent even among those who do not have substantial material ancient habits which the emancipators believed would
Beautiful RALPH
By McGILL
i. Executive Editor W. C. (lilt PmUtaer Fm Wtaatef Pvfelisker I grievances.The restore our birthright of happiness. We know now that they
University City' h1 EIERSOLE Vice President and AdVMluint 01 the AtluU. Ga.) C..lUnaU. did not see very clearly beyond the evils against which they
Oirtclor 101 TARTAGUONE President spoke of the feeling that "We haven't been
were rebelling. .We have come to see that Huxley was right
Vw President and Circulation Managtr. keeping faith with tomorrow or with ourselves." And before
VisitorsIn when he said that 'a man's worst difficulties begin when he
him, in what was a most interesting and arresting passagein "
is able to do as he likes'.
THE SUN'S POLICY his acceptance speech, Senator Goldwater said that there

exists "a virtual despair among the many who look beyond Senator Goldwater has noted the symptoms of the modern
1. Report the news fully and !Impartially In the news columns.
In-but TheCapitol material success to the inner meaning of their lives." sickness no doubt because he has felt them. But he mis-
2. Express the opinions of the Sun only in-editorials.
understands the nature of the sickness when he that
3. Publish argues
all sides of important controversial issues. ,
COMMENTING ON the two remarks, the Wall Street Journal "violence in our streets corruption in our highest offices,

.=:- The Sun's telephones: All Departments-372-8441 says that "it is not easily explained" why "such mani- aimlessness in our youth, and anxiety among the elderly"are

: Want Ads-376-4672 festations of vague uneasiness should appear in the midst of due to the federal government. Insofar as the symptom

w \ general affluence." are not due to the fallen nature of man, they are the painsof

S the recent freedom to which Western men are not as yet
I venture to say a word about this because the questionis
adapted and adjusted.TO .
Washington Notebook Mr. one of which I have long been very much aware. The

Lyndon's Inscrutable Way and Mrs. Philbert Tsirnana first thing to be said about it is that the spiritual unease has
THE MODERN conservatives the
poignant question,
T have returned home after a been felt, examined, and discussed all over the Western
which is as yet not answered, is how, with the ancestral
few in
days
Washington. They world for at least two centuries. It is the unease of the old
order dissolved and the ancient religious certainties rroded
likely took back pleasant Adam who is not ready for the modem The malady is
:: The last thing anyone would expect It may be, as some folks suspect, memories of their visit to the caused, I believe by the impact of science age. upon religious by science, the modern man can find meaning which binds

..: President Lyndon Johnson to that he was cutting Attorney Gen- capital of the United States. certainty and of technological progress upon the settled orderof his experience and engages his faculties and his passion.

M do is name his choice for the Democratic eral Kennedy out of the race with a Mr. Tsirnana was born on a family class and community. Two centuries ago the conservative could still believe that

: vice-presidential nomination certain broad-ax deftness. Perhapshe small cattle farm on the island he could preserve the old regime and the ancient certainties.If .

: before the convention begins. is not sure a Kennedy bandwagonwould of Madagascar. As a boy THE "VIRTUAL DESPAIR" comes from being uprooted he thinks so today, he is a romantic and deluded reac-
he worked with cattle. He homeless naked alone and unled. It comes from being lost tionary. The modern conservative has to work in unprecedented -
..-. not get out of control if he went faithfully to school and in a universe where the meaning of life and of the social ways for an undefined future. He has to create the

,- There isn't much in sight that didn't push it off the road now. after graduation became a order are no longer given from on high and transmitted from new forms in which the enduring truths and values can bt

: can be counted on .to create an atmosphere teacher. Today Mr. Tsirnanais the ancestors but have to be invented and discovered and carried on in a world that is being radically transformed.

: of suspense about the At- Maybe there are still a few politically president of the Malagasy experimented with each lonely individual for himself.
Republic. This small nation
: lantic City meeting. There is no ex- potent governors or con- occupies the large historically The modern sickness is the despair which James Thomson WHAT WE ARE suffering from in modem times is the

: pectation that a serious rival for the gressmen who haven't been getting romantic island of Mada- called "the insufferable inane." It is to be found among the failure of the primitive liberals to see that freedom does not

'. presidential nomination will show enough attention lately, and this gascar.In rich and the poor, among the grandees and the groundlings begin when tyranny is overthrown. Freedom is a way of life

and it has nothing to do with an unbalanced budget, a which requires authority discipline and government of Its
: up at the last minute. There may be will make room for them on the list Washington Mr. Tsirnana -
met with President John- swollen bureaucracy, with communism or anti.ommunism. own kind. The modern liberal democracies are In the early
: a few squabbles over the seating of of V.-P. potentials son and, with his wife and with the New Deal or the New Frontier. stages of the vast creative effort to invent and to make work

:: delegates, but it isn't likely they will embassy staff, was guest of the kind of authority and discipline and government under

stir up much of a fuss. Or perhaps he is just saving Senator honor at a dinner in the White SOME 40 YEARS AGO, in the days of President Coolidge which free men can enjoy freedom.

Hubert Humphrey's campaign House rose garden. ,

If getting a big TV audience for energies until after the convention President Tsirnana is

the convention sessions has political rather than letting him expend themon strongly anti Communist anda LOOK AT HIS RECORDBarry's
man who believes that work .
value soar as the coming campaignis trying to wangle the'second-place is rewarding and that individ-

concerned, then the vicepresidential nomination.The ual responsibility is the key-

nomination is about all the party stone of the arch of civiliza-

managers have to work with. room for speculation and tion. When he became presi- Rights Mirage
dent he Imposed a tax whichhe
guessing is as broad and long as the
called the freedom tax.
That's why we're puzzled by Presi- entire country and will be until Presi-
Freedom does cost money,
dent Johnson's sudden and decisive dent Johnson lets his secret become and taxes are the price we /
(An Editorial from The segregate his employees agree with him in that belief, Sen. Goldwater has said: "If
elimination of all members of his for civilization.
public. Many
pay Bradford County Telegraph) long before there was any fed but fail to find any reason to I am your president, I will

Cabinet, including Attorney General Americans prosperous and It may come as a surpriseto eral law requiring such meas- believe that, by that action, do something about this in
comfortable because of the
Bobby Kennedy, from the list of pos- But there is one thing certain. those who are looking to ures. he will be any less apt to see more ways than the law ."
security and service provided Goldwater if elected that the civil rights bill is en- He has also said that he would
sible nominees. The President has tipped over tradi- their Barry ( It may also come as a sur-
tion. It has always been the rule nonetheless by complain government about, President) for relief from an prise to learn that Sen. Gold- forced by the federal government use the prestige of the presI-
It unpopular civil rights bill to now that it is law. dency to seek an end to dis-
water as an Air Force re
,
It would that the that it's smart to mention taxes de-
seem more pos politics as even though they
In fact the Senator crimination of all
O! learn that the Senator from servist is credited with inte- was sorts.
sibles" who were kept in the runningthe many prominent party members as mand more and more serv- Arizona voted only last monthto grating the Air National later quoted in a letter as en- "I am unalterably opposedto

more the excitement and public possible for "serious consideration"for ices.The penalize Florida schools by Guard in Arizona. dorsing a public accommodations discrimination or segrega-
Republic of Malagasyhas
interest in the convention maneuvers the vice-presidential nomination.The the highest percentage of more than $6 million unless True, Senator Goldwater ordinance for his tion on the basis of race, color -

could be built up and maintained. record books show no previous literacy of any of the new they are integrated.It voted against the so called hometown of Phoenix. Appar- or creed; not only my

President who has ever reversed that African nations. The major may also come as a surprise civil rights bill in Congress be- ently, it was not the act itself words but more importantly

to learn that Sen. Gold- he believed that the fairemplo1I1ent but where it should be my actions have repeatedly
is vanilla and the cause ,
export
: The President doesn't seem interested practice by publicly announcing a list crop water, in his "Antsy Pants" demonstrated the sincerity of
States for section and the that he questioned.As .
United a good passed,
in that kind of promotion. of ineligibles. many days in the haberdashery business my feelings in this regard"
has been buying most of for his of Civil
years was one of the first public accommodations sec support the Senator said.

that crop. President has establisheda Tsirnana merchants in the U. S. to de tion were unconstitutional. We Rights if elected President As for his vote against

:.." Hitting a target area on the near television last Friday_ of the near nation into responsible suc ,'Voice of the People had his on the side losing won, no side Florida but

:, side of the moon is actually much side. cess.He has been, of course, distressed school near a military instal-

:. harder than circling the far side- by the riots of Har- I lation would have been eligi-

Photographing the far side will be lem and Rochester, and he is ble for impact area funds unless
for the same reason that hitting a know I On The Sun's Opinion Page fully integrated.
that
done in the second U. S. moon project wise enough to they ..
with rifle is harder than all While Senator Goldwater
bullseye a express reaction against
soft
from now. Before that comes a that is included in the words Opinions and comments of Sun readers are welcome in the Voice of the People column. Letters talks about leaving problemssuch
just hitting the target somewhereelse. landing on the moon with unmanned "slum" and He must be signed and bear the writers address. Names will be withheld if requested. A letter shouldnot as these to the States,
"poverty. exceed 500 words and must be written on only one side of the paper. Poetry cannot bo used. The this vote
A space ship missing the moon cameras and instruments.The knows, too, that of the relatively Sun reserves the right to reject any letter or to shorten it. without changing the writer's meaning or was directly con-
will be pulled by the moon's gravityinto few involved most intent. trary to that philosophy.The .

orbit around its far side. whole moon race is a bit were teen-agers. The visitor pIe" began: "A little helpis money for cancer cures heart amendment Goldwater vote Senator came
Reasons
Some on an by
loony, but it is an extraordinary has a lot of faith in America. needed." May I suggestit disease etc., etc., which Javits, New York Republican,
It has he said long inspired -
,
: Still, getting better photographs achievement of science and engi- him. And he said, For GoldwaterEDITOR would require not a little could bring the same resultsas to require integration as a

of the far side than the Russians got neering. The wonder is not that there truthfully, that the civil rights help but a miracle to enlighten the research money that prerequisite for aid to impacted
this fatuitous was spent on polio, small-pox schools. There is
: poor area over
in 1959 would have been of equal or were so many Ranger failures but bill was this country's great- Sun: While Javits
yellow fever. But still insist
soul.I we $6 million in the bill for Flor-
greater scientific interest than the that this Ranger project went off so est contribution to those who and Keating seem to have just can't help but wonder on smashing up the $200 ida. Sen. Goldwater voted for

': photographs Ranger 7 sent back by well. oppose communism and injustice one reason for not support- why he omitted the word million (with much more to the Javits amendment, while
on which communism ing Goldwater I'd like to offer
,
.. "tolerance" from his publicly follow) across the face of a Senators Holland and Smathers -
thrives. a few reasons why they
M-. "We appreciate the morality should. announced list of ignorances. desolate planetary inland a opposed it.
... he knows of million miles The impacted area
Obviously, nothingof quarter a programis
of that bill, he said, The opposition has among its
that word away in space. Or do we? We one which recognizes that
POTOMAC FEVER and thoughtful
,
solemnly
: most vocal supporters Mr. either.DICK
the federal has
"even than economicaid. SCOTT wouldn't do this with our fame government
more
Khrushchev from Russia Sen-
Micanopy ily budget. Let's ask Spes- placed a burden on local
This legislation has done or Castro of Cuba, MalcolmX
T BY JACK WILSON, Cowles Washington Bureau more to establish respect and Nazi Rockwell along sard, George and Billy not to authorities near military or
defense installations where it
do with national bud- ,
and friendship for your coun- with the KKK (Kennedy, King Smashing Dollars it our has assigned thousands of

.:;:: Ranger 7 flew a quarter of a million miles to get TV shots of the moon. try than all the loans you and KORE) and I'd like to get either. families whose children must

':;- Nothing is too much trouble when you're desperate for something to replacethe have made." see all the foregoing removed On The Moon COURTLAND A. COLLIER be educated by the state. The

: summer re-runs. from the political wars; they Would Choose funds are allocated to the
WIVES OF presidents do
-- all plan to give powerful support EDITOR Sun: Now that schools to help ease the bur-
': The cost of living went up during June. It now costs you $10.80 for the not make speeches or standin to LBJ. In addition to we've the first close- Same Race den of the impact of military

:. same $5.60 worth of groceries that only cost $10 five years ago. the center of attention, but these we have both foreign pictures gotten of the moon's sur- concentration in these areas.
Tsirnana made up
Mrs. Justine and domestic press and news EDITOR Sun: In the July The Goldwater vote on the
;- Pretty shrewd of the GOP, putting Bill Miller of Niagara County, N. Y., on friends everywhere she went, media trying to tell us howto face, all of us Americans can 29 issue of the Sun, I readan Javits amendment can be

::the ticket. Now when Barry tries to sell TVA he can offer to throw in Nia- and she left behind memor- vote they seem to fear be as in pleased as a who hungrykid absurd letter written by a found on Page 17997 of the
ragged pants just
ies of remarkable intelligent
gara Falls. a quiet, who himself
signed as dated
and useful woman. that Goldwater may eliminatesome borrowed 99 cents to buy a person Congressional Record
-- "a white Prot-
of fat-laden Anglo-Saxon Oct 8, 1963.
; The postoffice orders 28 postmasters to restore service they cut improperly. She is a 46 year-old grand- which have cost the American programs brand new picture of the estant. In announcing his change of

.. Memo: "That's OK during snow and gloom of night but when it's just raining mother who looks to be about uncounted millions Beatles. Not that a brand new In the letter be wrote thatif opinion on federal Interventionin
Taxpayer
mother of picture of the Beatles (or the
She is the eight
deliver the mail. 36.
;. and failed miserably to win he was black he would "pre- the integration of schools,
moon) isn't a desirable
the
children and grandmotherof very
-- friends and influence people. tend he was a white kid re- Sen. Goldwater said in a television -
7 The House passes the Wilderness Bill to set aside places for people who four. Mrs. Tsirnana is head item. I'm sure it is if you can moving the greatest curse." interview last May
While I realize that Goldwater -
like to be alone. The first visitor may be Rep. Joe Pool the only congressman of the child welfare servicein afford it But borrow money
if he should be elected Being black is not a curse. 24: "At one time I felt
for it? Remember we're going
who voted against the bill. Malagasy.In
would have trouble witha It is a privilege. It's great to that it was improper for the
Washington Mrs. Tsirnana S8 billion; further into debton
-- be a Negro. If I had the federal government to Intervene -
: Definition: Cut-rate extremist his'hate letters arrive with postage due. spent most of the day in profligate Congress he this year's budget alone choice of color I would in a local school systemas
awaken of our my
some
the Friendship Settlement might and these fancy photos cost
still prefer being a far as integration goes. I
,It is center for un- educated fools who are teach- about $200 million of it. Negro.
-* Republicans say they're starting the campaign as the underdog. There's House. a us BETTY MIDDLETON believe now that thIs Is possI-
I.one easy way to lift up an underdog-and they're afraid somebody is going derprivileged children. F or ing liberalism in the colleges. And what of the ragged ble, and I believe the machinery -
.
rto think of it. her it was a working trip. Some of these well.egreed pants and empty stomach? is there to do it, and I

't She was writing down ideasto gentlemen still believe that This year 40,000 people will think the criticism I would

*. Now there's a deodorant that promises protection around the clock. It take back to her home two and two will add up to lose their lives, (besides well. Highway Toll aim at the attorney generals

:...works: too. Notice how seldom you find a smelly clock these days? country. She saw the various ten or any other figure that over a million injured) on Over '63 we have had is that they

.. programs in action. She stud- will give the answer they highways alone. Well over Way haven't used the machinery. -

ied rehabilitation and recrea- want; others believe that our one-half of these lives and in- WASHINGTON (AP) The ."

M tional programs. Settlement treasury picks its billions off juries could be saved by automobile accident death- rate It is difficult to see how
House currently is carryingout the money tree and we an safe- those of us who were opposedand
on highway
spent
money was almost 13 cent
higher
;_ 'A Sacrifice Of Posies a program aimed at pre- live on Rock Candy Mountain.I ty devices like lane dividers during the first per four months of are still opposed to cer-

r venting school dropouts and believe that the time is due better traffic signals, longer tain sections of the civil rights
this than in the 1963
*:: (e) Hew Ywt: Times rical about them, and has for that you would place in nomination also in preparing dropouts educationally for a President and a Con- sight distances. If these lives months year,.the Public Health same Serv- bill could delude ourselves Into

:S WASHINGTON Everett years tried to persuade Con- the name of Senator and psychologically gress who may be a little were saved, the income taxes ice reported today. thinking that Sen. Goldwater

-McKinley Dirksen, the Republican gress to vote the marigold the Barry Goldwater, I went into Settlement for return House to classes.occupiesa less skilled in semantics anda alone paid by these hosts of The service said this was the and on his the basis statements of his record
little better at math. public ,
: leader of the Senate, the national flower. my garden and ripped out all house that dates to the early JOHN W. HASTINGS now condemned men and only cause for which there wasa could or would if he could

fairest flower In the garden The other day be got a let- my marigolds. Never again days of America. Francis > women the would investment more not than re- marked nationwide increase do anything about it now.

-:i* the "constant" (Robert ter from a man in Minneapolis shall I raise a marigold. Scott Key once lived in it. pay even in the death rate for the Janu- Such reasoning is surely in
the saved
George Washington, Thomas A Little Help'Wouldn't counting property ary-April period. the category of grasping at
-Graves. ), "ardent" (J o hn who said he had always
and
Dirksen sent a one-line reply Jefferson and John Adams fre- damage anguish of bereaved The national rate for the first straws, and Sen. Goldwater'
: "that admired the Senator from Il-
*Keats) marigold goes linois. But, the letter con- a cry from the heart: quently were visitors. One hasa HelpEDITOR ones. four months of this year was straws as the record plainly -

to bd wi' the sun" (W. tinued: feeling that those men would On and on we could go about 21.2 deaths per 100,000 population shows change course so

-Shakespeare). The Senator "Those poor little marigolds approve of Mrs. Tsirnana and Sun: On July 30 a much higher priority needs forth compared with a rate of often as to make grasping *

grows marigolds, waxes l.Y. "When it was announced .." the Republic of Malagasy letter in "Voice of the Peer $200 million. Research 18.8 a, year earlier. them a futile gesture

PERSONALS The cooperation of all is ask rector of the workshop and hea r. 0. R. Maxey, Superintecd-. "
visiting Mrs. Birdie MickenCollins nL
ed. of the FAMU
Department o
Carlos E. Haile, a retired at New Orleans, Lafor Home Economics. -

R. HARRISON. President and school principal of Bradenton, several weeks.
Publisher PAT COWLES, Viet PresJenf was a business visitor in Miss Willie Mae Douglas of INSPIRATIONAL PROGRAM One of the most largely af HOrn REHEARSAL

Florida's Beautiful ; Ed JOHNSON. Vic President Gainesville recently. Tampa, passed through Gaines The Friendship Choirs' Un- tended workshops held on th All members .
and Executive Editor W. G. (Bill) of the Junior i
University City' I1j,_) EBERSOLE, Viet President and Advertising Mrs. Dolly McKnight and ville yesterday en route to visit -ion will render its inspirational FAMU campus this summer,th 'ohof the Friendship Baptist
Director BOB TARTAGUONE, children, all of Gainesville, were at the Florida A. and .M. program at the Greater Be- School Lunch project was mrch are asked to meet Fri-

Vice President and Circulation Manager. at Williston recently v i s i ting University at Tallahassee.Miss thel A.M.E. church, today at training program for schc sy at 6:30 p.m. at the church.

Mrs. Gertrude Brown and other Carter, of N. W. 8th 8 p.m. featuring both a literaryand lunch personnel which include

Wesley, reporter.) at Jacksonville recently. in these areas: (1)) foundatioiot 1 JAMES DYE
;: 1. Report the news fully and impartially In the news columns.
2. Express the opinions of the Sun in-but only in-editorials. Mrs. Jannivieve Martin, I Mr. and Mrs. James R. Blocker -- I quantity food preparation ai James Dye, of Micanopy, died

3. Publish all sides of important controversial issues. daughter of New York City, and of Brooklyn, N. Y., who AILING AT HOME service, ((2)) nutrition, (3)) qua the Alachua General Hospi-

son, Reginald Williams, of have been visiting here for the The following persons are ail- tity cookery, (4)) equipment u: 1 Saturday after a
The Suns telephones: All Department:-3728441Lyndon's Washington, D.. C., are here to past two weeks as guests of ing at their homes: Tom Math and care, (5)) organization ar lingeringness.

Want Ads-376-4672 attend the final rites of their Mrs. Blocker's relatives and ais and Mrs. Estella *..s. management of school lunch d Duncan Brothers, morticians,

I ( only).
managers
er.Miss
Inscrutable WayThe Mattie Mae James, and CLUB SLATES MEETINGThe ,WILLISTON NEWS ::lIunCH ANNOUNCEMENTSNew
Miss Carrie Parker, both of University City Choral In charge of planning the

Atlantic City, N. J., arrived Club will hold its meeting at Outing To Magnolia Beach workshop was Dr. Ford, in cooperation Hope Baptist Sunday
The
two week visit the home of Mrs. Etta Turnip- Sunday School childrenof with Dr. George \V. School, 10 a.m.; morning wor-
would It be yesterday on a -
last thing expect as some folks
anyone may suspect, the New Hope Baptist Church
with Miss James' relativesin seed on N. W. 5th Ave., todayat Gore Jr., president of the university -ship, 11 a.m.; and evening wor-
President Lyndon Johnson to that he was cutting Attorney Gen Gainesville.Rev. 8 p.m.JOINT along with a few grown ups and Dr. C. E. Walker, ship, Communion, 7 pjn. Rev.J. .

do is name his choice for the Democratic eral Kennedy out of the race with a and Mrs. W. M. Ferguson enjoyed an outing last Satur- head of the FAMU School of Ag- H. Phillips, pastor; Mrs. Bessie -
I day at Magnolia Beach. Mrs. riculture and Home Economics. Mae
vice-presidential nomination certain broad-ax deftness. Perhapshe and sons left Sunday SERVICEThe I Wesley reporter.

before the convention begins. is not sure a Kennedy bandwagon night for South Carolina to visit Rev R. J. Gainous, pas- Bessie Mae Wesley, reporter.IN Consultants in the workshop Mt. Pleasant Methodist _

would not get out of control if he with relatives and friends. tor, and his congregation from included: Mrs. Nevada Beasley, Choir No. 2 will have its rehearsal

There isn't much in sight that didn't push it off the road now. W. G. McLaurin, a teacher in the Macedonia Baptist Church, MEMORIAM equipment, home ecnomics instructor Thursday, 7:30 p.m. Edell

can be counted on to create an atmosphere the St. Petersburg Public System -Jacksonville and also Rev. I. In sad but loving memory of R. Frank Nims Jun.. Turner, president; Richard Par-

is visiting in the University -Ellis, pastor, and his congregation ,our dear one, the late LeRoy or High School, Tallahassee; ker, organist. The Board of Education
:
At- there
the Maybe
about still
of are few
suspense a politically City with his mother, Mrs.K. from Dunnellon, will con- Banks, Sr., who departed this and Mrs. Carrie Johnson, record and Church School Staff

lantic City meeting. There is no expectation potent governors or con- D. Childs, and other rela- duct a joint service at the Shady life July 28, 1958. keeping. will meet Friday, 7:30 p.m. in

that a serious rival for the gressmen who haven't been getting ives. Grove Baptist Church during Like a city bright and fair in Workshop participation by the second unit. Rev. W. M.

presidential nomination will show enough attention lately, and this Misses Manettii and Linda the revival meeting today the land of God's tomorrow, school and county was Alachua, Ferguson, pastor.Mt. .

up at the last minute. There may bea will make room for them on the list Childs, daughters of Dr. L. at8p.m. our loved ones await us there. A. Quinn Jones Elementary Carmel Baptist Youth

few squabbles over the seating of of V.-P. potentials.Or B. Childs, of Jacksonville, are The public is invited. | Mrs. Lottie Bank and fanv'lv :chool. Forum Wednesday. 7:30- nm!

delegates, but it isn't likely they will -I and Teacher's Meeting\ 'iurs-

stir up much of a fuss. perhaps he is just saving Senator I day, 7:30 p.m. Rev. T. A.

Hubert Humphrey's campaign Wright, pastor; Mrs. Esther W.
Hamm
reporter.
If getting a big TV audience for energies until after the convention
LOOK: AT HIS RECORDBarry's
the convention sessions has political rather than letting him expend them Paradise St. Luke Mission-

managers have to work with. room for speculation and Rights MirageAn Rentz, 11 a.m.; and evening

guessing is as broad and long as the worship, 6 p.m. The public is in-
vited. Rev. N. A. Jackson
That's why we're puzzled by Presi- entire country and will be until President pastor -
; Miss Leah G. Rentz, re
dent Johnson's sudden and decisive Johnson lets his secret become porter.Mt. .

elimination of all members of his public. ( Editorial from The segregate his employees agree with him in that belief, Sen. Goldwater has said: "IfI

Cabinet, including Attorney General Bradford County Telegraph) long before there was any fed but fail to find any reason to am your president, I will Moriah Baptist Choir
It a surpriseto eral law such believe that that action No. 2 will have its rehearsal
may come as requiring meas by do something about this in
But there is certain.
Bobby Kennedy, from the list of pos one thing those who are looking to ures. he will be any less apt to see more ways than the law ." Thursday, 8 p.m. Rev. L. A.

sible nominees.It The President has tipped over tradi- Barry Goldwater (if elected It may also come as a surprise that the civil rights bill is en- He has also said that he would Tillman, pastor; Miss Gertha

tion. It has always been the rule President) for relief from an to learn that Sen. Gold- forced by the federal govern- use the prestige of the presidency Foxworth, president; Mrs. Cal-

would seem that the more "pos- that it's smart politics to mention as unpopular civil rights bill to water, as an Air Force reservist ment now that it is law. to seek an end to discrimination lie S. Brooks, directress.EDITOR'S .

sibles" who were kept in the runningthe many prominent party members as learn that the Senator from is credited with integrating In fact, the Senator was of all sorts.

more the excitement and public possible for "serious consideration"for Arizona voted only last monthto the Air National later quoted in a letter as endorsing "I am unalterably opposedto NOTE
penalize Florida schools by a public
Guard in Arizona. accommo- discrimination or segrega-
interest in the convention maneuvers the vice-presidential nomination.The ''more than $6 million unless True, Senator Goldwater dations ordinance for his tion on the basis of race, col. This column will be writtenby

could be built up and maintained.The record books show no previous they are integrated.It voted against the so called hometown of Phoenix. Appar- or, or creed; not only my Rev. W. L. Souder, pastorof

President who has ever reversed that may also come as a surprise civil rights bill in Congress because ently, it was not the act itself words, but more importantlymy the Zion Temple A. M. E.

President doesn't seem interested practice by publicly announcing a list to learn that Sen. Gold- he believed that the fair but where it should be actions have repeatedly Zion Church, August 10 through
water, in his "Antsy Pants"days 27 while the editor is out of the
in that kind of promotion. of ineligibles. in the haberdashery business employment section and the passed, that he questioned.As demonstrated my feelings in the this sincerity regard of," city. Please contact him with

was one of the first public accommodations sec- for his support of Civil the Senator said. news items during that period.

merchants in the U. S. to de tion were unconstitutional. We Rights, if elected President, Ben Childs.

I Success of Ranger 7 Florida As for schools his receiving vote against fed J

Hitting a target area on the near television last Friday of the near on the losing side, but
side. Voice of the People had his side won, no Florida Rev. W. A. Miles, pastor of
side of the moon is actually much school near a military installation the First Baptist Church, was

harder than circling the far side- would have been eligi- feted at a surprise birthday
Photographing the far side will be I ble for impact area funds un- dinner given at his home re

for the same reason that hitting a done in the second U. S. moon project L On The Sun's Opinion Page 1 less fully integrated. cently.

with rifle is harder than While Senator Goldwater
bullseye a from now. Before that comes a soft The dining room table
was
just hitting the target somewhereelse. landing on the moon with unmanned Opinions end comments of Sun readers are welcome in the Voice of the People column. Letters talks about leaving problemssuch overlaid with
must be signed and bear the writer's address. Names will be withheld if requested. A letter shouldnot as these to the States, a pink and white
A space ship missing the moon cameras and instruments.The exceed 500 words and must be written on only one side o* the paper. Poetry cannot be used. The this vote was directly con- lace tabie cloth. There were
Sun reserves the right to reject any letter or to shorten it, without changing the writer's meaning or pink and white carnations
will be pulled by the moon's gravityinto intent. trary to that philosophy.The .
placed in the center of the dining
orbit around its far side. whole moon race is a bit Goldwater vote came
Some Reasons pie" began: "A little helpis money for cancer cures, heart on an amendment by Senator room which carried out the
but it is extraordinary
loony, an needed." May I suggestit disease, etc., etc., which Javits, New York Republican, color scheme.
Still, getting better photographsof achievement of science and engi- would require not a little could bring the same resultsas to require integration The
For GoldwaterEDITOR as a menu consisted of the fol.
the far side than the Russians got neering. The wonder is not that there help but a miracle to en- the research money that prerequisite for aid to impacted lowing: chicken, potato salad,

in 1959 would have been of equal or were so many Ranger failures, but Sun: While Javits lighten this poor, fatuitous was spent on polio, small-pox, area schools. There is over o green peas, rolls, punch, ice

greater scientific interest than the that this Ranger project went off so and Keating seem to have just soul.I yellow fever. But still we insist $6 million in the bill for Flor- cream and cake.
can't help but wonder on smashing the $200 ida. Sen. Goldwater voted for
up The honoree
photographs Ranger 7 sent back by well.POTOMAC one reason for not support received many
he omitted the word million (with much to the Javits
ing Goldwater, I'd like to of- why more amendment, while beautiful gifts and also $55.00in
fer a few reasons why they "tolerance" from his publicly follow) across the face of a Senators Holland and Smathers cash.

should. announced list of ignorances. desolate planetary island a opposed it. Those present Included Mr.
Obviously, he knows nothingof quarter of a million miles The impacted area programis and
The opposition has among its Mrs. Tom Roberson Mr.
FEVER most vocal supporters Mr. that word either.DICK away in space. Or do we? We one which recognizes that and Mrs. Charlie Thomas,, Mr.
SCOTT wouldn't do this with our fam- the federal government has and
Mrs.
Khrushchev from Russia, Sen- Johnnie Carter, Mr.
Micanopy ily budget. Lei's ask placed a burden on local
MalcolmX Spes- and Mrs. Godboat
or Castro of Cuba, Mrs. OnaM.
BY JACK WILSON, Cowles Washington Bureau and Nazi Rockwell along sard, George and Billy not to authorities near military or Pyles, Mrs. Ophelia Sted-

with the KKK (Kennedy, King Smashing DollarsOn do it with our national bud- defense installations, where it myre, Mrs. Janie Moore, Mr.
Ranger 7 flew a quarter of a million miles to get TV shots of the moon. and KORE) and I'd like to get either. has assigned thousands of and Mrs. Bobby Moore, Mrs.

Nothing is too much trouble when you're desperate for something to replacethe see all the foregoing removed The Moon COURTLAND A. COLLIER be families educated whose by children the state.must The Gertrude Lyes, Mrs. Nettie

summer re-runs. from the political wars; they Would Choose -funds are allocated to the Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. Jim :

The cost of living went up during-June.-It now costs you $10.80 for the all plan to give powerful support .. EDITOR, Sun: Now that schools to help ease the burden Mrs.Williams Mattie, Mrs.Brown Mildred Mrs.Sears,. I

.ttmt $S.
these
foreignand
we ( tfU .
up pvciMies of tfeft naaoft's surface a 1t.
EDITOR Sun In the Mrs. Rose Mello Mrs.
domestic and : July Maude
Pretty shrewd of the COP, putting Bill Miller of Niagara County, N. Y., on press news howto all of us Americans can 29 issue of the Sun, I readan The Goldwater vote on the Green, Mrs. Gladys Pollard
media to tell Javits ,
the ticket. Now when Barry tries to s ell TVA he can offer to throw in Nia- trying us be as pleased as a hungrykid absurd letter written amendment can be Mrs. Hubert Robinson Mrs.
Falls. vote they seem to fear in ragged pants who just by a found on Page 17997 of the ,
gara that Goldwater may eliminatesome borrowed 99 cents to buy a person who signed himself as Congressional Record, dated Johnnie Mae Clark, Henry
-
"a white, Anglo-Saxon Prot- Long, Mrs. -Eula M. Daniels,
The postoffice orders 28 postmasters to restore service they cut improperly. of fat-laden programs brand new picture of the Oct. 8, 1963. Mrs. Sarah Bennett
estant. Mrs. M.
Memo: 'That's OK during snow and gloom of night, but when it's just rain- which have cost the AmericanTaxpa'er Beatles. Not that a brand new In announcing his change of Williams, Mrs. Viola Gooden
In the letter he wrote that ,
uncounted millions opinion on federal interventionin
ing, deliver the mail. picture of the Beatles (or the Mrs.
if he black he would Mayola Chatman, Mrs.
and failed miserably to win desirable was "pre- the integration of schools
-- moon) isn't a very tend he was a white kid, Sen. Goldwater tel Amy Robinson, and others
removing said in
The House passes the Wilderness Bill to set aside places for people who friends and influence people. item. I'm sure it is if you can a whose names were not avail-
like to be alone. The first visitor may be Rep. Joe Pool, the only congressmanwho While I realize that Goldwater afford it. But borrow money the greatest curse. evision interview last May
voted if he should be elect Being black is not a curse.It 24: .. "At one time I felt able.Rev.
against the bill for it? Remember we're going -
-- ed would have trouble witha $8 billion further into debton is a privilege. It's great to that it was improper for the Mr. Miles wishes to
be a Negro. If I had the federal government to intervene thank all persons who remem-
Definition: Cut-rate extremist his hate letters arrive with postage due. profligate Congress he this year's budget alone,
awaken of our choice of my color, I would in a local school systemas bered him on his birthday.
-- might some and these fancy photos cost
still prefer being a Negro. far as integration goes. I Mrs. Bessie M. Johnson, re
Republicans say they're starting the campaign as the underdog. There'soneeasy educated fools who are teach- us about $200 million of it. believe porter.
that this is
way to lift up an underdog-and they're afraid somebody is goingto ing liberalism in the colleges. BETTY MIDDLETON now possi-
And what of the ragged ble, and I believe the machinery
think of it.
Some of these well-degreed
pants and empty stomach? is there to do it, and I Candidate
gentlemen still believe that This 40,000 people will think the criticism I would :
year
Now there's a deodorant that promises protection around the clock. It two and two will add up to besides well Highway Toll
lose their lives, ( aim at the generalswe
works, too. Notice how seldom find smelly clock these days? other that attorney Got
a
figure
you ten or any a Jolt
over a million injured) on Way Over 63 have had is that they
(. will give the answer they highways alone. Well over haven't used the machinery. -

t want; others believe that our one-half of these lives and injuries WASHINGTON (AP) The ." NORTON, Kan. (AP) Guy
; treasury picks its billions off could be saved by automobile accident death rate It is difficult to see how Ankeman, on the Democratic
{ the money tree and we all safe- those of who opposedand ticket for Norton County commissioner -
A Sacrifice Of Posies money spent on highway was almost 13 per cent higher us were
live on Rock Candy Mountain. ty devices like lane dividers, during the first four months of are still opposed to certain got a jolt when he entered -.
I believe that the time is due longer sections of the civil rights 1,I a polling place to vote
better traffic signals.
this than in the
(t) Nw York TkeeWASHINGTONTo rical about them, and has for that you would place in nom- for a President and a Con- If these lives year same 1963 bill could delude ourselves into Tuesday.
sight distances. months, the Public Health Service
Everett years tried to persuade Con- ination the name of Senator gress who may be a little were saved, the income taxes reported today. thinking that Sen. Goldwa I His name wasn't on the

McKinley Dirksen, the Repub- gress to ,vote the marigold the Barry Goldwater, I went into less skilled in semantics anda alone paid by these hosts of The service said this was the ter, on the basis of his record ballot.
lican leader of the Senate the national flower. little better at math. condemned men and and his public statements, Election officials found thatAnkeman's
my garden and ripped out all now only cause for which there wasa omitted.onballotsusedjnethreeCIt7
JOHN W. HASTINGS could or would if he could name was .
fairest flower in the women would more than repay -
garden marked nationwide increasein
The other my marigolds. Never again
day he got a let- do anything about It now.
Is the "constant" (Robert shall I raise the investment. not _even the death rate for the Janu wards but used in
in those
ter from a man in Minneapolis a marigold. Such reasoning is surely was on
Graves), "ardent" (John who said he had always 'A Little 11eip'Woulihft counting the saved property ary-April period. the category of grasping at the townships.Since .
Keats) marigold "that goesto admired the Senator from Illinois. Dirksen-sent a one-line reply damage and anguish of be- The national rate for the first straws, and Sen. Goldwater'sstraws he was unopposed for

bed wi' the sun" .(W. But, the letter con- a cry from the heart: Help reaved ones. four months of this year was as the record plainly the Democratic nomination, the
tinued: On and on we could go about 21.2 deaths per 100,000 population shows change course so officials agreed that nothinghad
Shakespeare). The Senator "Those poor little mari EDITOR, Sun: On July 30, a much higher priority needs for compared with a rate of often as to make grasping at to be done about the onu.sGainesville

growi, marigolds'p waxes ly "When, it was announced golds." letter in "Voice of lj the Peo- this $200 million. Research 18.8 a year earlier. them a futile gesture. sion.I _

JOE F. KANE Across the Potomac at the I many congressmen expressed of Staff for emergency meet-I

WASHINGTON (AP) It was Pentagon, Secretary of Defense,disbelief and shock. Apparentlyonly ings.At II

a night of crisis, and crowds Robert S. McNamara was informed -! four members of the House dusk, crowds began gath-I
by phone as soon as the received prompt official notifi- ering on Pennsylvania Avenueat
gathered at the White House
first flash was received from I cation. the gates of the executive
gates under a starless sky.A the fleet. Down at the State Depart-!''mansion. Many of them were: UNITEDLIUORt

flash from Tonkin Bay had With his top civilian and mili- ment, Secretary of State Dean tourists.

Ignited Tuesday's tensions. tary strategists and advisers, he Rusk and top officials concerned -] Some came out of curiosity. I
North Vietnamese PT boats hurried into the national com- with Southeast Asian af- Some came out of concern.

were attacking two American mand post. That's the heavily fairs were in deep conference.'Some said they hoped for a

destroyers.An guarded, locked-door secret,There was an urgent, secretive glimpse of the President.The .
air of emergency spread room called "the tank." air about them that comes when makeup of the crowd at

quickly through the capital, There McNamara remained something big is in the works.At I the White House was much like
blanketing the White House, the through much of the day, study- II the White House, a streamof 1 that which had gathered thereon HENRY'S LIQUORSNOW

Pentagon, the State Departmentand ing a flow of reports, talking official cars flowed through an October night in 1962 as
Capitol Hill. tersely with aides. )I I President Kennedy reported to
the southwest after the
In its initial hours, only thosein On Capitol Hill, i it was busi- gate I the nation on the Cuban missile AT 2 LOCATIONS: E
the top echelons of govern- ness as usual. President summoned membersof I:.showdown.
WALDO ROAD i
N.E. 8th AVE.
ment were aware that a new When rumors began circulat- the National Security Council But Tuesday night it was anew at

showdown was brewing. ing of a new naval engagement, the Cabinet and the Joint Chiefs!I, crisis and a new President.: Across From Citizens Field

: Corner North 10th
GoldvaterBacls More About Main & Ave.

LB J U.S. Military Alert ACROSS FROM GAINESVILLE SHOPPING CENTER

Viet Moves Might in PacificBy From Page 1 PHONE: 376-9960

in South Viet Nam, conferred

separately with South Vietnamese -
WASHINGTON (AP) Sen ELTON C. FAY stellation and Bon Homme
Defense Minister Maj. Gen.
Barry Goldwater, dramatically WASHINGTON (AP) The Richard, plus an antisubmarine Tran Thien Khiem.
supporting President Johnsonon military strength of the United warfare carrier, the Kearsarge.Air Black and WhiteReg.
Viet Nam, flew back to the States in the Pacific includes Force The Pacific Air The South Vietnamese Cabi- i "nil

nation's capital today. nearly a quarter of a millionmen Force, with headquarters in net went into emergency session EARLY TIMES .err

"We cannot allow the American thousands of planes and Hawaii, operates 40 tactical after Taylor's report to Khanh. or Extra Light _
flag to be shot at anywhereon about 125 Navy ships in the 7th squadrons of aircraft. They are Despite the deepening crisis,

earth," Goldwater said in Fleet alone, with other ships strike, support and air defense a U.S. spokesman said there I Imported SCOTCH 1... ; s,. ;,. .
backing the President.It ready elsewhere. types and include many super- was no immediate expectationof The true
was an unusual end to an, I sonic jet fighters.The evacuating any of the 700 de- oldstyleKentucky Regular $7.15
unusual vacation. j i Part of the "substantial military pendents of U.S. civilians in bourbon -
Marine Corps, in additionto
For Goldwater not only sup- reinforcements to South- the South Viet Nam.American t -- .-..'AAfgMr ...r ..r..+
20,000
approximate -+ +
I
r
r rww liLACCtwHI1t
ported Johnson's stand; he issued :east Asia" which Secretary of ground force personnel based in civilians were being OLD A tIICkswN11(0
Defense Robert S. McNamara 99
statement saying so I ..
a 1 Okinawa has a Marine air wingof asked to take "normal precau- w. '
more than an hour before the announced were being moved about 10,000 men and 300 to tions," a spokesman said. This HICKORY _
stand apparently come from units 99 "' wI
knew what that up .r.rr
public
400 planes in the western Pacific. means staying at home.
already located in the central
was.Here's the way it happened: and northwest Pacific regions. Vietnamese police were or- : M 10 Yr. Old 5th
A battalion landing team of
First indications of the natureof dered to try to find out the reac- _
The Republican presidential Marines, about 2,000 men, is ro- tion of cells of the CommunistViet : _. Reg. $5.40 5th
candidate was on the Sundance, the buildup came from Sai-
tated on sea duty from Okinawa
borrowed yacht, today with an announcement Cong to the developmentsalong _
83-foot gon
an with the 7th Fleet's amphibiousforce. CASE $47.75 CASE $59.75
the coast of North
Viet
cruising off California's Catalina by a U.S. spokesman that .
Island in perfect lolling U.S. Air Force F102 jet fighterswere Nam. .
weather. being rushed to South Viet While President Johnson did
I IMPORTED SPANISH WINE
But if the waters were calm Nam. Boys UscSkelcton not specify what North Viet!

there, they weren't off Viet Six of the supersonic Delta I namese supporting installationshad P M BLEND

Nam, where U.S. destroyerswere Dagger jets from the 16th Fighter been attacked, U.S. officials Red
being attacked. Intercepter Squadron based here said it was presumed the -

Three times Johnson tried to I on Okinawa flew to Saigon from For Traiik'COPENHAGEN ] installations were on the North t4 Pink 99C
reach Goldwater at sea. Three Clark Field in the Philippines. Vietnamese land mass itself. Carstairs
times he failed because of whata The flight commander Lt. Col. Americans in Saigon seemed u ,i, White
(AP) Police
Goldwater news aide called Garnett D. Page of Decatur, |confused and uncertain about'

"lousy reception." Ala., said they carried no "of stole are a skeleton looking and for scared boys resi-who}the developments. But there, Old Gold I

When Goldwater finally fense weapons" and only had dents of suburban ;1 i was no unusual activity in the
a Copenhagen
reached shore, he called the antiaircraft rockets for the defense city of Saigon itself.
President at 7:07: p.m., California of South Viet Nam. apartment house. I American officials near communications 8 YR. OLD BOURBON -

time, listened to what John- Other F102 jets are stationed): The skeleton, nicknamed Jo-I facilities hung over'
son planned to say, and promptly in Japan. I kum, vanished from a neighbor- teletype machines waiting for' GIN
i 3 fifrhs andYODKA
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gave this statement: As the reinforcements head I hood school's natural history de-I announcements from Washing 99 /
"I am sure that every American from Clark Air Force Base in!partment Monday night. ton. a: 890 t
I fig c-
the actions
will subscribe to the Philippines. Others are stationed -, "It sure looks like war.
outlined in the President's state- on Okinawa and in Ja- Tuesday an 8-year-old girl in j doesn't it?" an Army colonel fifth Case lwlllllllI, ( :
house answered
ment."I 'an apartment a "
believe it is the only thing pan.As the reinforcements head I knock on the door of her apart-,said. ------- $3550 JReg. fifths Iy95
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(This Is the last of two ar- writing, preaching. measures. Neither bishops nor members. The Episcopal Church rolina, San Francisco Bay, and :.If
ticles on "What is an Episco- These men and women take parish clergy have any autocratic -has 9,343 clergy in the United perhaps elsewhere. before the 1:
palian," part of the Sun's con the vows of poverty, chastityand k1 rights; all must cooperatewith States, in some 8,000 parishesand first regular worship of the BEST
tinuing series on "What Our obedience. They do not mar- WHAT OURRELIGIONS the laity. missions. Church was inaugurated at
Religions Are." ry. They live in communities established Jamestown, Virginia, in 1607.

for the purpose of What Is the Lambeth Con- Does the Episcopal Church For many years, the Episcopalians PARADE
By NORMAN PITTENGER sharing a common life of work ference? believe in missionary work? in the colonies were under
and prayer. Every 10 years, more than 300 Yes, it has been active in the Bishop of London; with the
Do Episcopalians believe in bishops of the Anglican Com- this field. Apart from any work War of Independence, they be- 0r
heaven and hell? What Is meant by "high," AREence munion meet at Lambeth in done by other branches of the came self governing.A .
The of the "low," and "broad" church? k r HOMESEVER
teachings Episco- London, under the presidencyof Angelican Communion, the majority of the founders of i iI
pal Church about death, judg- These words are used to de- the Archbishop of Canter- Episcopal Church has mission- this nation were Episcopalian '
ment, heaven and hell are stat- scribe parishes, but they are bury. aries in Asia, South America, I'- including George Washington !
ed plainly in the Book of Com- misleading.A This assembly has no legal Africa, and in many parts of Alexander Hamilton, James
mon Prayer. I "high" parish is one which is made available. Of that es, with the "convention" under power; its decisions have moral I he United States. This activity -Madison, James Monroe, John :
Death marks the end of this emphasizes sacramental worship one Church, Episcopalians be- which the bishop and his clergy authority only. is under the National Coun- Marshall and John Jay. From
period of man's life. He is judged the supreme value of the lieve they are a part; they have carry on the Church's work; cil of the Church, whose Direc- the
in terms of his real charac- "Catholic tradition," and a rather -never claimed they are the only and a general convention which How many* Episcopalians* tor of Overseas Activities is in that time to the present a

ter, by a God "unto whom all elaborate service of worship.A part. I meets every three years and are there in the United charge of foreign missions and Church in has played national a life.significantpart
hearts are open, ail desires : "low" parish is one in represents the entire American States? whose Director of the Home Department our
known, and from whom no ;which the services are simplerand How is the Episcop 'I Church. is in charge of do- Despite its close fellowship}
secrets hid." a emphasis is plac- Statistics from the Episcopal with the Church of England, i
are stronger mestic
Church missions.
governed? The Church is democratic-: show
Church Annual for 1962 has been thoroughly Americarand
Heaven is a state in which the ed on the gospel and on personal *
vision of God is enjoyed in a religion. In different countries the An- delegates to the general convention -that there are 3,269,325 baptized its members are loyal citizens -
"life of perfect service" of God. In a "broad" parish, which glican Communion has different the House of Deputies, Americans in the Episcopal What role has the Episcopal of this land.
Hell is alienation from God, and may be either "high" or "low," kinds of government. In the composed of laymen and Church. In addition, approxi- Church played in American NEXT What Is a Greek t'm nr aa wh.' ''
therefore the loss of that goalto the importance of a rational understanding -United States, there are parishes priests, and the House of Bish- mately a hah-million or so per- history? Orthodox? >
which man' whole existenceis I of the Christian tradition with elected laymen to rep- ops, hi which all bishops may sons look to that Church for Services of the Anglican Com- (C.1963-64 by Cowles Magazinesand
directed. I is stressed, with a concern resent the congregation; dioces- sit, must concur in legislative ministrations but are not formal munion were held in North Ca- Broadcasting, Inc.)

Episcopalians do not believe for "liberal values."
in a physical heaven or hell; I But all these emphases meet Tm
these are "states of being." The In the proclamation of the 'pm
departed in whom there is some I gospel, sacramental worship, 'tD

possibility of goodness are pre- and the reasonable presentationof -c) I ( a'rt i; t1 1
pared for the full enjoymentof Christianity. Episcopalians' ( f
God by such cleansing and appeal to Scriptures, tradition,I' rr j,:
purifying as they may require- and personal experience, as well' -ff; tlt
in a way, this resembles the as reason, for vindication of the D D D
idea of "purgatory." truth of the Christian faith. Dif- MUT I

But Episcopalians do not use ferences'in emphasis are wel-

the term in their official teach- comed in the Episcopal Church, j: STARTS
because feel that it is the central affirma-
ing they as long as
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By the "resurrection," the permit divorce?

Episcopal Church means not the In America, the "canons" 1 1i 9th
raising of the physical body we (or church law) do not recog-I i ri r
now possess but the recreationby nize divorce, but do provide a COPELANDSFRANKS 2-8 p.m. tj
God of the total personality number of grounds for an-
of man with a "spiritual body" nulment the ecclesiastical *j

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understand by Mis term "healthor I
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self centered, there is no real ,
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theology" of contraception, but
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that the bishop's office is Church has i .
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Church; to confer Holy Orders; it believes that God intends -I . for BIRDSEYE
and to administer confirma ; if FORDHOOK OR by the
life
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Serve Area EpiscopaliansTwo DIXIE LILYMEAL i
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Episcopal churches plus iV. A. Stringer. Sunday morn- GRITS 5 Ib..49 RADE OF HOMES
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the University Center Chapel of ing services are at 8:30 and presented by the

the Incarnation, functioning as 9:30.Both TISSUE Scott 2 "rolls = Gainesville Horn.
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part of the Diocese of Florida, This
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Gainesville E p i s cop alians. tion.Two I WITH FREE GLASS Vt ILLIAM the National
There a total of 1089 active clergymen are connectedwith I SURFINE SALADDRESSING Association and is
communicants in the city. the Episcopal University i :ommitted to the
Holy Trinity Church, with its center. According to Father Wil- % 39 :ode of ethics that
950 communicants, has two min- liam Lillycrop, there are 1400 .Qt. ubstontiates>> a high

Rev. Eugene Ruyle, serving its University although no formal methods.
parishioners. Sunday morning estimate has been made of how I RI QAUETSLBS.99*
worship is at 8:30 and 9:30 with many attend services at the
TWO STORES 8 N.W. 16th AVE.
services resuming inthe the tri-
11 a.m. chapeL During summer
fall mester Sunday services are at AND NEWBERRY ROAD
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St. Michael's Church, with 139 8 and 10 a.m. During the reg-I
communicants, was recently assigned usr school year services are at
a new minister, the Rev. 8 and 11 o'clock. I

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NEED A PLUMBER? Lowry's- Expands... Furnishings- Services in New Store I II

Gainesville's "most c o m- ment with Gainesville's "largest Who's Who' in the furniture in- number of out-of-town shopperswho discovery of new synthetic fibers cost quite a bit more."
plete" furniture store will stageits selection," and an interior decorating I dustry," Lowry stated. come from the nearby motels and the improvements in Lowry's has begun a new policy I
CALLFR grand. reopening this week service. The new building itself is a and restaurants." styling in the medium-priced of staying open at night I
6-5221 ,I with the owners boasting the "We furnish all of these services -I combination of steel and concrete Lowry mentioned that severalof furnishings. twice a week, Monday and Fri II
biggest line of name brand fur- without extra charge" I with fiberglass insulation, them decided to purchase "Today's homeowners can day evenings, and will be opes
niture and the fullest array of Lowry noted, 'and pride our ,and has an Early American furniture and Lowry's shippedit buy good looking, quality-styled;this week Thursday and Friday t
/' Immediate Repairs customer services in the area. selves on the trained personnel ,colonial style front. to various points in the coun- furniture economically," Lowry I nights during the reopening ceJ- I

Sewer Connections Lowry's Furniture, 2317 SW that work for us In each area." "We decided to build in this try.Two I
; 13th Ave., owned and operatedby Lowry pointed out that many location because of the tremendous -I of the biggest develop-
Emergency Service L. A. Lowry with his wife customers bring in blueprints of I' potential this section of I ments in the furniture businessin .
-. Guaranteed Work Nina and son James, will begin their new home and Lowry's town has," Lowry said, "andwe've the last 10 years, accordingto \
r its tenth year in Gainesvillein employes help them decide on. already noticed a large, Lowry,'have come with the I
the color scheme, furniture,
brand new facilities, featuring -
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RADIO DISPATCHED an increased line of furniture carpets, tile, and wallpaper that QUALITY
and correlated decorating will be used. Congratulations to I
24-HOUR SERVICE services. "No other furniture store in ) II
Lowry, entering his 35th yearin the area can offer such a com _j I
the furniture business, pointed plete interior decorating service LOWRY'SWe
-
We Are Happy To Have Been out that the new store ," Lowry said, "and we be- )' I
built after a fire last April destroyed -lieve that Is why such a large Best Wishes N EON
to have been of servicein
happy ,
number of our customers keep were
the ,
original
Of Service To Lowry's Lowry's on i t
West University will also offer coming back. i building your new store.
customers greater shoppingease Lowry's furniture selection! WRY'S SIGNS ,
and comfort. ranges from Early American 1
I "We have plenty of free parking through Contemporary and! on
MATHEWSPLUMBING ," Lowry noted, "and hope Modern and features such well Sinclair Eaton Co. 1611 S. MAIN ST. i:
that our facilities will encourage known brands as Drexel, Cen- theirNEW FR 2-0302 I
everyone to Just come by and tury, Thomasville and Chero- I II
CO. browse leisurely." kee."Our 716 N. MAIN ST. FR 6-8221 STORE II I
selection reads like a
Aside from furniture for
every ..
2337 N.E. 19th Drift i
room In the house-with -\
t h. exception of appliances
Lowery's also features -\ FORMAL OPENING, THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY I IY
a custom drapery department
an upholstery and refin.1ishing
CongratulationsLOWRY shop a carpet depart-I i

FURNITUREON Young Should Children Get Y I

THE COMPLETION OF YOUR 'Polio Vaccine .
BEAUTIFUL NEW BUILDING !
JACKSONVILLE (AP-A potentially LOHYS I
COVERED FROM DRIVEWAYTO dangerous situation exists z, 1
INSURANCE ROOFTOP WITH PROTECTION ADEQUATE in a pre-school age group
not vaccinated against polio,Dr.
Wilson T. Sowder state health
YOU'LL REST 0 The Travelers I officer said today.

Ssu RID. I In a statement, he said, "This
I could be a dangerous situation I II
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I because the preschool child is I I
American ,at the greatest risk and yet is beautiful new store is
rJt\:: I I the poorest immunized." I e '
A survey of 15 months old
'* St. Paul Fire II
children showed
that 11 per
and Marine cent of the white and 31 per cent for

Iowa NationalMutual of polio County the vaccine.nonwhite health have departments not taken ready your approval

I are contacting parents of 15- .
month-old children to urge immunizations
If they haven't
,II been done.
Jack Simmons
Agency I Dr. Sowder said eight polio : Co..owrv .
cases in the state so far in 1964 .. rn\ture ,
I t
418 N. Main St. FR 2-1156 were all paralytic. In all of 1963, fu Street
the state had 37 cases, 33 of \ e
them paralytic. .317 S.W"e, f\orido -. I IGoinesY'

,f t When It Comes To Masonry I Visit Lowry's Beautiful New Storeand I S Congratulations -

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When You Want The Work Done Right. .
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E Lowry's New
expertly installed complete with all duct-work by one of the area's
' Furniture Store on S.W. 13th St. I largest heating and air-conditioning dealers NEW STORE

innerspring model. Front Doors Back Doors Interior Doors
TWIN OR FULL SIZE J
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We have heard nothing but oh's and ah's over the beautiful and tastefully t
to
WnyW done furnishings from the Lowry Furniture Co., by all\\ who have viewed our I

2317 SW 13th Sh Creator of the popular BACK SUPPORTER mattress YOUR BEAUTIFUL NEW STORE

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10 Gainesville Sun Wednesday, August 5, 1964 1,

Nursing Tests TVs 'Kitty' I
I Peace Casualties Low I. ,
Corps' Psychiatric Extremely Dates Given To Be WedBy I

WASHINGTON (AP) During that same period only! The doctors said that in the 8 and 11 per cent for all rea- However, as .a rough guage, The Florida State Board of THE ASSOCIATED PRESS .
Peace Corps volunteers on over- 648 approximately eight per,early days of the corps, some sons, and only 0.7 per cent be- they said that whereas the emo- Nursing will administer the SANTA MONICA, Calif. (AP)
seas duty have shown an Impressively cent were returned to the!observers had predicted that cause of emotional illness. Egg Market I
tional casualty rate was only practical nurse licensing exam- -Actress Amanda Blake, who
low record of psy: United States for all reasons.!from 20 to 50 per cent of the seems impressive." .
chiatric casualties two top psychiatrists The percentage was a little I volunteers sent abroad mightbe As regards the emotional ill- 0.7 among the Peace Corps JACKSONVILLE (AP) The ination at the Seminole Hotelin plays "Kitty' on the television
of the corps report.Of higher (11.6)) among the first unable to complete the usual ness record, the psychiatrists'youths,. the rate runs between Northeast Florida Egg Market Jacksonville on October 21- Western series "Gunsmoke,"
almost 8,000 young Americans nearly 1200 volunteers sent two-year tour of duty. They i said there is really no way to I'I'i 10 and 15 per cent for the overall prices to retailers: will marrv Jason S. Day an
22, according to Hazel l M. Pee-
sent overseas since the abroad. added: assess it on a comparative college student population of Extra large 42H 48, mostly Arizona cattleman.
corps was started in the sum- The figures were given by Dr. "In view of the initial dire basis, since "there is no completely ples, secretary treasurer of
mer of 1961, only 54 less than W. Alter Menninger and Dr. predictions and anxious con-I comparable group of I the United States and a 45; large 40& 45, mostly 42; the board. Miss Blake! 35, and Day, 38,
1 per cent had to be sent Joseph English of the Peace cern for the staying power of such idealistic, highly activated roughly estimated 16 per cent medium 34 38, mostly 36-37; of Scottsdale got a.marriage
Completed must
home as "emotional casualties" Corps' headquarters here in a young Americans in Peace self-selected, generally well-ed-!among persons aged 21-29 in small 25 -29. mostly 27. applications license Monday. Miss Bake!\
during. ..the.. 34 months covered report to the American Psychiatric Corps settings overseas, the ucated individuals of predom- one area of a large metropolitan -! Poultry at farms: fryers 13%; be filed with the office of the said they will be married Aug.
1- "ort. Association. actual rate of return of between inantly young adult age." city. hens light 5-61h. board no later than Sept. 21. 15 at Los Angeles.

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Jane Hannon bride elect of N.
Saturday, at noon, in the Friends of the families are
James Allison Adkinson Mrs. LOUISE fflCKMAN to sort out, but the hats that
Saint Augustine Chapel. Father invited to attend.A ASSOCIATED PRESS made the most lasting impres
H. M. de Tamble and Mrs. M
William Joseph will performthe reception will follow at 2 FASHION WRITER sions were as small and neat as ;l

nuptial Mass. p. m. at the University Inn. Raymond C. Bender, 1 p. m., ,S 'f PARIS (AP) If you follow'aris Alexandre's sleek "snobissimo"head.
Tower House.Bridesmaids. have haircut and
you'll a ALL KINDS
Nuptial music will be playedby
Following the reception thebridegroomelect's not a coiffure this winter.
Balmain showed close jersey
Miss Virginia Garring luncheon
or
com z
ganist. parents will ; Alexandre created the short, helmet caps, with a chinstrapso U40 $1 U80 $190
Miss Marguerite
give a wedding dinner honoring plimenting Mary d 4 CK straight, mannish hairstyle that wide that it looked like a a
The bride to be will be' the bridal couple, at the Gracy, bride-elect of showed up most often in French high turtle neck collar.Cardin's -
given in marriage by her fa University Inn. Attending the James George Feiber Jr., 1 fall and winter fashion collections -
brimless cloches West'sTooth
deep Dr.
th r. dinner will be the bridal party, p. m., Mrs. Sam Harn and which ended yesterday.He Brushes
worn slightly to one side,
Attending Miss Gale will be immediate relatives, friends Mrs. David Cofrin, Gainesville a, 'a s ; calls it "snobissimo," and covered almost all the hair. Reg. 75c Each
Miss Marianna Mannelli of Mi and out of town guests. Golf and Country Club. ; It looks like the final step in the
The Dior and Cardin hats
FRIDAY August 7, < movement away from the bouf- 2 for 98CPROFESSIONAL
were almost always in fabricto
Luncheon ComplimentsMiss Rehearsal dinner honoring ant. match the costume.
Gracy-Feiber wedding party, The hair is brushed back When hats and hairdos so
rehearsal 6 ya G I' smoothly, behind the ears, and
following at
Jane HannonMiss p.m. complement each other, it no, SERVICE PHARMACY
at St. Augustine Chapel, Mrs. a r clipped off straight and high longer is a question of either-:
James G. Feiber and Thomas across the nape. There were no or? Women can wear the hairdo

Jane Hannon, bride- low carnations, white chrysanthemums Feiber, Holiday Inn. Mrs. William Charles Mauzy drake tail effects..Alexandre when it's fresh, put on the hat Discount Drugs
elect of James Adkinson, Jr., and baby's breath. I Buffet luncheon I wanted the longest looking when it isn't, or base decisionson
was honored recently at a lunch- The hostess presented bi i s sHannon wedding party and honoring out of Miss Frances Winston Murphree, daughter of Judge and necks possible.The the occasion. 419 S.W. 8th ST.
eon given by Mrs. Sanford W. with a corsage of town guests for the Gracy- Mrs. John Alexander Murphree, became the bride of William hair was set on big rollers Either way, hats look in for a FR 2-5347 FR 2-5348

Coin at the Primrose Inn. yellow carnations and a gift of Feiber wedding, noon, Mr. Charles Mauzy, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Crump Mauzyof for body, but not teased. comeback. -- -
Hobart Okla. at 4 in the McCaul Not quite invisible were tin y - -- -
yesterday Chapelof
stainless steel condiment set. p.m.
a
Decorating the luncheon table and Mrs. S. J. Adkins, Mr. that often made c
hairpins unruly
the First Church.Dr. .
was an arrangement of yel- The bride-elect's mother, Mrs. and Mrs. Walter Beisler Dr. Baptist wisps conform to the smooth EARL C. MAY .
Joseph W. Hannon, also received and Mrs. Walter E. Murphree Thomas V. McCaul, who also married the bride's outline. { ?
carnation parents, performed the Only members of the families cap and
Recreation yellow corsage. Dr. and Mrs. David Stry- ceremony. Cause and effect can be hard c
Places were marked for the ker, Mr. and Mrs. WilliamB. attended. .r JACK C. MAY t ,
CenterThe following guests: Miss Hannon, Watson Jr., GainesvilleGolf White bridal flowers and magnolia boughs decorated the :
Mrs. Hannon, Miss Rosemary and Country Club. altar and on either side were floor candelabra. Tear Gas Gunsfor Representing

not. be held during August. Mrs. George Putnam, Mrs. tion following at the home of brother of the bride. John Porter. Case, Jr., of Mobile, and Walter -,, l __ ; i

Teen Time and Youth Club John L. Hannon, and Miss Mary the bride's parents, 314 NE Murphree, Jr., were the ushers. y III
will begin again in September. Elizabeth Goin. 4th Avenue. A wedding gown of ivory peau de soie appliqued with Alen-I .
.con lace and seed pearls was worn by the bride. The gown .F.:;: :ri I AUG. 6, 7, 8 r

a I had a V-neckline and three-quarter length sleeves. Her fingertip f
1. veil of bridal illusion was fastened to a headpiece of seed ,ors, {
F pearls and she carried an arm bouquet of roses. '

r of matching material held her short veil. Her arm bouquetwas I ale ONLY
)
I of red roses.
HOLLYWOOD The bride's mother chose a pink silk sheath made with a c t

boat neckline and cap sleeves. Her pink tulle hat, with a nose .f
l veil, was trimmed with roses in a darker shade and her corsage i

oM tilJi. was of pink rosebuds.A i t quantitieslast .

l\, pale blue sheath of lace was worn by the bridegroom's I'' x
: '" 1 mother. Her hat matched her dress and white rosebuds formed :: q
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her corsage. ......
i; INHIBIT YOU Immediately after the ceremony Judge and Mrs. Murphree
.:JJSf.4ivtitiix:ri. susunvrcxnxxiCJrtts lt'Q.tivoJin4.wvv.'nivJMivri Y:irtitiv.krivnr.ii n:iNeiWn/'
entertained at a reception at the Gainesville Golf and Country
.
> "ANYTHING GOES"This dub.

Hurricane lamps banked with ivy, adorned either side of the
bra and girdle are matchea entrance halL .
'
up to give you a new fashion figure The bride's book table, overlaid 'with a cut work linen
Nylon tricot bra 4053 withy cloth, held an epergne arrangement of white roses and daisies. CORDUROYCLASSICS
sheer embroidered nylon marquisette The cake and punch- tables were covered with embroideredlinen I
cups for a young, rounded cloths. On either side of the wedding cake were silver I

uplift, and exceptional separation. candelabra which held epergne arrangements of white roses I
A32.36 BC32.40, 3.95. "Any- and miniature carnations accented with ivy. The silver punch

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Households How They Took the Sonic Booms frame in government the bungalow.ceiling to replace of She her wants four modest ceil-the NORTHWESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY MUTUALLIFE

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Lag in FoodStockpiles ings, all of which have cracks.As SINCE 1857

Nt1U Uark mimt, peak time for protests was mid- tests according to the survey. crack develop in the wall of Halaby left her home she

morning. The eight boom -FAA Administrator Najeeb!his father's garage. said she would like to ask him 6 ::; ; 1iiPROGRAMMING

By EVERT CLARK flights'were flown in daylight E. Halaby stopped off in the 101- "I'm glad you boys showed up one question and that was how a J

OKLAHOMA CITY Prelim- hours. degree heat here to visit two about he pronounced his first name. &
WASHINGTON (AP) AnAgriculture I because I'm kinda teed off
Department survey Inary reports on a recent test Protests decreased on holidays persons who have complainedthat i Jr.AUDITING SERVICES
that boom business, Martin "Well, in Oklahoma City it's Jim H. Dowfing,
indicates that American of public reaction here to the and weekends and increased the booms damaged their said. "When those things startyou'd mud," Halaby replied.Mrs. Special Agent FEATURING INSURANCE FOR
housewives are maintainingfood sonic booms created by super- whenever property. l05 W. Univ. Are. KEY-MAN SPLIT-DOLLAR
court suits, city think the damn roof was Waddy agreed and said Rm. 206 Secu. Bldg.
stocks in insufficient sup- sonic airliners indicate that 10 council meetings or other events Ray Martin, 53, told Halaby going to go off." that no other community should I 376-9783 PARTNERSHIP
to for their familiesin 20 cent of those inter-
plies care to per called public attention to the that the booms had caused a Mrs. .Helen,Waddy, a widow,, be subjected to boom tests. .
the event a national emergency -. viewed objected to the booms

cuts them off from sup and felt strongly enough to

plies.; make formal complaints.In .

The survey indicated that
the test 1,253 booms were
,
nearly a third of the home-
makers who participated in the created by military planes between SENSATIONAL LIMITED TIME OFFER ON
Feb. S and July 30. All
study thought they would run
but few booms stayed within
out of food in their homes in a
a noise range that scientists believe -
about week less. ,
a or rte
the public will tolerate.
Close to another third reported -

they could stretch their food Some of the preliminary find-

supplies to last more than a ings of University of Chicago ::,4
week, but not more than two researchers were made public

weeks. The remainder estimated -here by the Federal Aviation

their supplies would last Agency.

more than two weeks.
The department said findingsof Small samplings from the

the survey appear to have first two surveys of public opin-
ion showed that 10 to 20 per
clear implications for civil defense -
cent of those interviewed ex-
planning. The govern-
ment has issued recommendations pressed "Varying degrees of \ NYLONAIREBoy

from time to time on negative reactions," accordingto
the FAA.
home stockpiling.

Dwellers in congested areas About 4 per cent made tele- ,

appear to be more prone to phone complaints, wrote letters, S
rapid food depletion than signed petitions or took 'other

householders in less populous direct action," the samplings \ \
parts of the country, the department -showed. ": "

development in Dade and Mon- canal rights-of-way lands were Sup-R-Tuf S .d4
roe counties would not be feas- pledged for security.The GUARANTEEis

ible since Monroe County re- agreement was approvedin honored by thousands and

fused to authorize a public road principle more than a month RUBBER thousandsof Firestone dealers

connecting the lower end of the ago; today's action was approval and stores in the United States

Islandia development with Key of the details. The same miracle &Canada...whereveryou travel

Largo. NOTICE OF INTENTION TO REGISTER FULL' LIFETIME GUARANTEE
FICTITIOUS NAME rubber used infamous
"This means the public won'tacquire
Pursuant to Section MS.W. II IorIda gains defects In workmanship ..4
title to any land on Is- Statutes notice Is hereby given that the materials and rod hazard ***** =
undersigned, ROBERT C. Luke. doing Firestone (except repairable puncture) for the
landia, Kidd reported.Gov. business under the firm name of Central life of the original tread.

Farris Bryant added: :.pony,Florida 1430 SE Drywall 96th Street.Construction Gainesville Com, Race Tires for extra NO UMIT ON MILES OR MONTHS |
"We tried real hard and lacked Alacftua County. Florida intends to register -
said fictitious name under the provisions ...replacements a,. prorated CM
ene vote on the (Monroe) Coun- of the aforesaid Statute. safety and d ura bitity. tread wear and based on Firestone)
Dated at Gainesville. Florida, thU 13th puce current at tome of adjustment.;
ty Commission."But day of July, A. D.. 164. JThe Greatest Tire Name in Racing
having failed to put it SHIRLEY LUKE
(3488) 7:15. 22 2t j t.i
together, I think we should go FOR SALE: the following piece of property
ahead with the proposals for by the Alachua County :'CNlramo; -
Islandia and Seadade." vlile Public I Florida Instruction., the description Located follows:- p ai Freston Stores;competitively price at Firestone Dealers and at all service

The offshore city of Islandia "Lot 11, Block 1 of Mauittby's ReplatIn
Campvllle as per plat thereof recorded
sought right of way across In Plat Book -C". page 47. pubic
records of Alachua County. Easterlyof
state-owned Biscayne Bay bot- State Road 200; Lying within 141 feet
of the survey line of State Road 200. EVERAIN LAWN SPRINKLER Discoverer 42 PIECE
tomland for a causeway to con- Section 26060 Mid survey line described
nect it with the mainland in as follows: Begin on the South line
of the SE W" of the SW W" of Section BLINKER
Dade County. I 3X Township t south. Range 22 Eastat Sensational Low Price I DRILL SET
a point 1073.80 feet East of the
The mdtimiflion-dollar Sea- Southwest comer thereof, then North
needs 22 degrees 20' 2f West 1309.22 feet to IWI-liLi
dade port development I 1
the Southwesterly extension of the North WAS
right-of-way in the same area Block S 970
Maultsby'sctReplat 1In Data a
for a deepwater channel to the point 2B.4S ft. southwesterly Campvllle of the N. W. [Powerful searchlight 4-Q-TJ1 $16.66NOW
"* pivots 180'Automatic $999
Atlantic Ocean. corner thereof
For further Information call I. D. "customer red warning 9 9
There were some conflicts in Manning! Jr. Superintendent. Limit ono per I 'f I
the two requests.The (3j2 ) 7.311 INVITATION 1:5 TO BID hoses Additional 41.99 Each blinker telescoping on arm adjustable -

state had been trying, in Sealed bids: will be received In the Waters perfect-qpnat'* pattern from 4zZ feet to Operates on three flashlight Limit one
Office of the Florida Park Service. 311 per customer WHILE LAST h
addition to providing rightsofway -I State Office Building. Gaines and AdamsStreets 85 x 35 feet Mounted runners..Com m-nmtant.: batteries (not Additional 11.95 Each THEY

to establish a long scenic A.M.. E.Tallahassee.S. T.. August Florida 26. WM.until for 10:00 the included)
ocean drive on the Atlantic side following work at Gold Head Branch State
Park at Keystone Heights, Clay County
of Istendia, plus a causeway Florida.
connecting Islandia with Key; STATE PROJECT NO.REST 2360.206041'CAMPERS' ROOM"

Largo in Monroe County. Plans and specifications for this prel
ect may be secured by writing to the
Much of the developmentwould Florida Park Service 311 State Office
Building Gaines and Adams Streets Tal
have been paid for by a lahassee. Florida. No plan deposit will

bond issue. The whole plan be Bids required.shall be accompanied by a bid OttCsTOR
would have allowed motoriststo guarantee of not less than five per centS E S
( per cent) of the amount of the bid
enter the public recreationarea which shan be a certified check or
cashiers check made
payable to the
on one end and leave by Owner A Bid Bond will not be acceptable. .
.
the other.
The Florida Park Service reserves the
The Cabinet agreed to ask right to reject any and all bids and to
accept the bid In the best interest of
Seadade and Islandia whether the State of Florida.
FLORIDA PARK SERVICI 304 W. UNIVERSITY AVE. PHONE FR 67561f
their rights of way needs remained : BY: N. C.MILLER JR. .
unchanged. Director
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By JOE REIOILER Giants finished third last year. ed between Dark and club own- with the club since. As a mat- white ball players told Isaacs we were doing

NEW YORK (AP) Al Dark, The Giants currently are in er Horace Stoneham since the ter of fact, that's against club comes to mental of things wrong on the
whose San Francisco Giants are start of the season. A sentimental policy. "Isaacs visited with
"
second place, VA games behind he said. "I told him
locked in a battle with the Phil- man, proud of his close rela- Dark's latest difficulty stems San Francisco two we

adelphia Phillies for the National the Phillies. The Giants pickedup tionship with his employes, from an article written by columnist and we discussed not running the bases

League pennant, will not be one-half game on the idle Stoneham reportedly was hurt Stan Isaacs of News- wrong with the club, we were throwing to the

back as manager next year, The Phillies Tuesday night with a 4- last spring by Dark's failure to day, a Long Island daily, which Dark. "There was bases, and making aH

Associated Press was told today 3 triumph over the New York inform him of a managerial of- quotes him as saying Negro cial involved. The story of other mental errors and

by a club official. Mets in 14 innings. fer made to him by the Houston players are physically superiorbut papers implied that it

Dark's dismissal may be im Reported statements of preju- club for 1965. mentally inferior to white "I was definitely plays.

minent. According to the dicial nature by Dark against The breach has widened in re- players. on some of the things I have six Negro and

source, it would not be too greata Negro players charges whichhe cent weeks to a point where Sto- Dark, at the press conferenceheld other statements speaking players on the

surprise if Dark were fired has denied have nothing to neham reportedly nas decided a prior to Tuesday night's formed. I don't think team and I think he just

before the end of the season do with Dark's untenable posi- change in managers was neces- game, denied this as well as meant to do me any it for granted I said those

perhaps even before the end of tion, according to the source. sary. other statements attributed to think it was a
because I am a Souther-
the month. Dark, at a hastily called press Informed of The AP's story, him by Isaacs, who also quoted ing. A case of

Dark has been managing the conference Tuesday night, did Dark obviously was shaken. At Dark as having said: He came to me after and they are Negroes.

Giants since 1961. He led the what a Giant spokesman said first he refused comment, but "Mental Alertness""We had appeared nd you are going to make

club to a pennant after a playoff was a 'thorough and honest job then said: (the Giants) have.trouble He said he had not statements, you've got to

with the Los Angeles Dodgers in of scotching these malicious. ac Two-Year Pact because we have so many Ne- come out the way it did. stupid or ready to quit

1962 but the Giants lost the cusations." "I signed a two-year contractin gro and Spanish speaking play- Earlier, 'Dark I don't think I am stu-

I World Series in seven games to Strained Relations September of 1962 and ers on this team. They are just Commissioner Ford and I want to remain in

the New York Yankees. The Strained relations have exist- haven't discussed my future not able to perform up to theCLAY whom he had requested ."

NEW YORK Perhaps the idea was too far-fetched In pennant? a only 54. Killebrew drove in

the first place. But it had to seem worth the gamble to BACKERS That was the big question in stroked
four for total of
it runs a 85, one
Murray Rose, three-time Olympic swimming champion for the American League today aft- I.37th homer shy of Boston's leagueleadingDick

Australia and now a resident of California. He would attemptto er the three top contenders er barrage
Stuart.
"qualify" for the Aussie team to Tokyo by delivering so played kickthegameawayTuesday I sota to a
Tony Oliva, Bob Allison, Rich
in the American last PUSHING BOUTLOUISVILLE ton and
smashing a performance championships night. Rollins and Earl Battey also

weekend that no selection committee would dare refuse Here's the way it went: homered in support of Jim

him a place on the squad. The first-place New York Cleveland
Grant 97. Bill Monbouquette 7-
,
Rose delivered the performance. Although the handsome Ky. (AP) ing new since Liston never has Yankees held a 1-0 lead on two-hit 9, lost it.Ridzik's.

blond has not quite regained his sharpest form after an The backers of heavyweight been licensed in New York and Mickey Mantle's homer and Ford, sharp relief work -

18-month layoff from competition, he still shattered theworld's champion Cassius Clay intend to none of his fights can be held were cruising behind ace left turns on he allowed only singles! by Chico

record for 1,500 meters with a truly extraordinary have him take on Sonny Liston there. Clay is licensed there and hander Whitey Ford when sure- hip injury, Salmon in the fourth and the
17:01.8.: The entire aquatic world awaited the reaction from Kubek suddenly jam in the ninth the done for the
fingered Tony job
despite the New York State Ath- would be welcome." a got
down under with far more than normal curiosity. It came committed two errors in two innings walks to Senators after they scored four
with letic Commission's oppositionand 'The New York Commission ,
swiftness.
astonishing Gentile.
and helped Kansas City to runs in the second on six sin-
Unlike the complaisant Aussie tennis fathers who reinstateda call for reprisal if the boutis quoted a WBA resolution prohi-, in it. I
5-1 gles.
a victory.The
disobedient Roy Emerson in order to bulwark their Davis held. biting contracts calling for return Baltimore When

Cup prospects, the Australian swimming union consists in The Clay backers plan to have bouts. It requires automatic second-place scoring

the main of stiff-necked blokes of uncompromising rigidity.If him defend his title against Lis- suspension for any commis- Orioles were locked in a score- Tresh's I i

Rose dropped a bombshell in their laps by his record, ton in a match promoted by In- sion approving any such prohi- less battle with Los.Angeles un- get by

they tossed it right back at him even before the echoesof tercontinental Promotions, Inc., bited championship return bout til the fourth inning when Norm scored ;

the explosion had died away. The secretary of the swim- Gordon Davidson said Tuesday.He and for any boxer, manager or Siebern dropped a two-out foul In the

ming group, W. Berge Phillips, primly announced that there is the attorney representingthe promoter participating in sucha pop and the Angels rushed Causey get BALTIMORE Night Game LOS ANGELES
syndicate handling the 22- bout. across five runs and went on to bl abrhbi abrhbi
was no chance of Rose being added to the squad becausehe throwing 0 Brandt cf 101 0 Perry cf 4 1 21
had' not won his place through qualification in the year-old champion. Ed Lassman, WBA president, a 5-0 triumph. and 1 Aparicio IS 4 0 1 0 Green If 2000
1 Siebern 1b 3 0 0 0 Piersall If 1010
Australian national championships. Earlier Tuesday, the New has said his group would take 3-0 Lead home. 0 Powell If 4 0 2 0 Frego" 51 4 0 1 2
York Commission stated its The third-place Chicago White 0 B.Rob's'n 3b 4 0 0 0 Smith rf 41 2 0
op- the issue
of the second
up Lis- 1 Bowens rf 10 1 0 Adcock 1b 3 0 0 0
Foolish Move position to the match and urged ton-Clay fight at its conventionat Sox were leading Detroit 3-0 and 0 Brown c 4 0 1 0 Rodgers c 3 1 0 0
Ford, 0 Adair 2b 10 0 0 Satriano 3b 4015
that serious sanctions be imposed had allowed -
Peters
Norfolk, Va., Aug. 26-30. left-hander Gary 0 Vineyard II 1 0 1 0 Knoop 2b 3110
This has to be the epitome of foolishness and the Aussie on any state agency approving only a bunt single through 13 0 Kirkland ph 1 0 0 0 D.Lee II 2112
but 1 1 Orsino ph 1 0 0 0 Litman II 1 0 0 0
press, never too noted for shyness or restraint, will un the fight. seven innings when he came game 4 Johnson ph 1000
doubtedly give the swimming authorities the excoriation they PGA Moves gave up Totals 35575 Totals 31555
Ruling apart, was slammed for four I. walked six. Baltimore ........... .. goo 000 000-0
deserve. This isn't an ordinary athlete who is being spurned. The commission said its ruling runs and a 4-3 defeat by the Tig Los Angeles ... ......... 000 500 OOx-S
Dave
This is Murray Rose, a double Olympic champion in 1956 as E-Slebern. AparIcio, Satrlano. DP-
was based "not only on the Orioles and Baltimore 1. LOB-Baltlmor. 4, Los An-
-
of
a 17-year-old schoolboy and a winner again in 1960. Even character of the manipulations Out ClubPALM ers.The frantic fumbling left ther geles 7.
before this wonder of the waves demonstrated his remark- the fourth SO 2B-Brandt. Smith, Perry SB-Perry,
attending the bout at Miami but 6 s-Latman.
,
able skills in the national championships of the Amateur BEACH GARDENSAP I ed the Petersburg"I 0 Rodgers. IP H R ER.8 SO
for the reason that Liston was walks and 4 Vineyard, L. 2.2 .. ::1 2-3 5 5 0 4 4
Athletic Union of the United States in California
some Amer- r' .............
interested in the promoting cor- ( )The Professional Golfers 5 Hall H 1 0 0 0 0
ican experts offered opinions of his talents."I Bertalna ........ 2 2 0 0 0 1

have to believe," said Gus Stager of Michigan, head poration the which return had bout.planned" to Association has moved out of its r D.McNally Lee ....:::::::.2 12.3 l : : : :

coach of the U. S. Team at Rome, "that Rose is the promote new clubhouse. The grounds and bI Latman .W, 4-9 .. 4 ).3 J 0 0 0 2
The commission said such a -2:38. A-9,192.
greatest swimmer" who ever lived, greater even than Johnny return bout contract "violatesthe I I clubhouse staff have been laid 3 0 Night Game

man if 'There are unique and unforeseen circumstances.' price exacted by Intercontinental were not immediately available I, TONY KUBEK I Club 8-0 2 1 HR-Demeter (13).I IP S-Buford.H R ER.I SO

Do I fall into that category?" ," in which the syndicate for comment. Boots TwiceGiants' II I I behind the 1 WlCk'sham Gladding W. .13-1. 7 2 I 0 3 0 0 3 2 0 2 1

You sure do, old boy, even though the Australian Swim agreed that if Clay won he Gus 2 0 Peters, L, 12-6 9 5 4 4 4 4

ming Union fails to see it that way. Not at this time any- would make his next defense for Robert 2 0 ens.HBP-By PB-Frllhan.Wickersham 2 T-2:24., landis A-22,474., Step/\

way. IPI. 'StaffIs They

"When the Australian swimming team was selected last "Welcome"As game of a
Local Teams
February," he continued, "I really hadn't given the Olym- for the New York action, again ) bI
pics much thought. They seemed too far away. Even had I as Robert 0
Davidson said, "it's really noth- 0 TT
thought seriously of them, I couldn't have afforded to go Hospitalised batters 0 J.UlO cl re d Out
-.c..,,.,:...,,:
back. After an, I was making my living here in Californiaand :
?:t:1 l g 2 BROOKER Two Gaines-
it would have cost me a thousand or so dollars to Club in -
z A .....
make the trip home. :ts NEW YORK (AP) The San negative and the ailment was ; g g ville teams were knocked out
: ; Francisco Giants' staffis described muscular but esti- Santeveit,
"Besides, I hadn't competed since the British Common- .; pitching as 0 of action here last night in the
in the hospital. mates were that the 15-game Ivo Rabell 2 0 0 0
wealth games in 1962. I kept in condition by surfing and : Atlanta i first round of the Sub-District
Juan Marichal the right- winner could be out for two
water skiing. But about six weeks ago I began to swim ace Club 0 0 i 2 slow pitch softball tuorna-
bander of the conten- weeks.
again and enjoyed it so much that I soon was on a two- pennant ment.
ders called Al Dark Marichal 15-5 with a 2.55 clock, and J
G
a-day schedule. When I did 4:20.7: for 400 meters in a Los by Manager i First Methodist at a n e s-

Angeles meet a few weeks ago, I knew I was not far from '\.. "my pitching staff," may be earned run average and a brilliant -at Harris ; vile was beaten, 15-6, by host
top form." ia lost to the Giants for nearly two ratio of 144 strikeouts to 35 rent road Brooker, and First Baptist of

back ailment. walks said the pain began a team Is Gainesville forfeited
Rose clipped 5 seconds off that time in the Nationals at weeks with a to Terrell's
Los Altos the past weekend but was so short of speed work The latest setback for the week ago and has increased. West. :: ::: : : : 1 0 Gulf of Keystone Heights.
Giants came Tuesday night and -- 0 In the other game, Naegers
that he still. trailed Don Schollander, who smashed Rose'sworld
record of 4:13.4 with a dazzling 4:12.7. Two days followed the recent loss of an- flISCOP .. 3 0 0 1 1 Auto Sales I of Lawtey sma s Ii-

later Murray dropped his blockbuster with a record at 1,500 other starter, Jack Sanford. ed First Methodist of Anthony,

meters. It was a shot heard 'round the world, especiallyin Sanford underwent an operationlast 1>1.
Australia.It Y month for removal of an el Tomorrow night's semifinal

seems inconceivable that a nation can spurn his distinctive a. >ZS bow obstruction and is lost for action pits Noegel and Brooker
talents sake dubious the r ( at 7 o'clock and Terrell's and
for the of a principle, especially -
season.Examination LEAGUEW
AMERICAN
of Garden Restaurant of Starke
when the loophole of "unique or unforeseen" permits a L Pet. G...
winner New York 633.6I to Philadelphia at 8:30. No games are schedul-
graceful escape. He will be in Tokyo, either as a television Marichal, a 25-game Baltimore M 41 .617 San Frantisc
commentator this will make him a professional or as last season who was tied with Chicago .4 41 .610 1 Cincinnati a ed for tonight.
11 Pittsburgh
Los Angeles 57 54 .514 The finals will be Sat.
a most productive member of the Aussie team, presumingthat Los Angeles' Sandy Koufax for Boston 52 55 .486 14 Milwaukee played
51 55 .431 U'A St. Louis at 8 o'clock.
Minnesota urday night
the most victories in the majors
the authorities down under get second thoughts. Detroit 52 57 .477 15 Los Angeles

Rose would be a cinch to be the Olympic favorite at 1,500 going into Tuesday night's program Cleveland Kansas City 41 48 59 45 .J37:&A' 24 II% Chicago Houston

meters, would be among the favorites at 400 meters and was taken to Harkness' Washington 42 70 :375 MV4 New York :

would immeasurably reinforce the Aussie relay teams. Only Pavilion for extensive examination -' Yesterday Results Los Angeles taste:
,
blind stubborness can bar him from his rightful place as and will remain there at Los Minnesota Angeles 12.5 Boston Baltimore 4 S Cincinnati San -

a better fate than that Bear Tight EndBEARS' X-rays taken Tuesday were Washington 4, Cleveland 2Today's
Games Houston at
New York at Kansas City N San
Detroit at Chicago. N
Los Angeles
Boston at Minnesota N Milwaukee at ; _
I OFFENSE IS CLICKING Washington at Cleveland. N Chicago at
Baltimore at Los Angeles.Games NTamorr.nls Los Angeles __

New York at Kansas City Houston at
By JACK HAND Rensselaer, Ind. open up more this season" said ting, former Cleveland Brown, Boston Detroit.at t MifmewU Chicago. N Chicago Milwaukee at at t1tE l0.Xi0 01 A F11A pGARf1TE
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"Our defense came around Halas. "The addition of Rich'' is the No. 1 split end. Of course, Only games scheduled. Only games !

CHICAGO (AP) There's after the sixth day of camp and I Kreitiing and Gary Barnes Mike Ditka is the tight end. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUEW '

bad news for the College All- has been improving every day," gives us added strength on the' A future Bear, Mike ReiBy of Syracuse 45 L 45 Pd..591 0'.i. Tampa

Stars. George Halas thinks his said the 69-year-old owner- left side. Of course, the club still Iowa, was one of the two co- Jacksonville Buffalo AS 41 M..57I 47 .sao 2V4 1 OrlandoM

coach. "Now our defense is be- is shaken by the tragic loss of captains named Tuesday by the Rochester 59 47 .557 4 Lakeland
Chicago Bears' offense finally Is to and Willie Gal- All-Stars. linebacker Toronto 54 55 JD5 Tfi Miami
ginning perk up. John Farrington Reilly, a Richmond 52 M .481 12 Ft. .
beginning to click for Friday The Bears' offense never did imore." was the Beads' No. 4 draft. He Columbus 42 47 .315 22V* Dayton a great
Atlanta 37 74 .333 Bib Sarasota with
night's game at Soldier Field. kindle any burst of enthusiasmlast The Bears' first offensive unitto is rated a good bet to make the Todays Games

"For the first time in 18 daysI year, when the team droveto open against the All-Stars ball club when he joins the pros Toronto Buffalo at at Colombo Richmond 2 Daytona Fort -

am encouraged by a showing the National Football League will have Bill Wade at quarterback after Friday's game. Rochester Syracuse at at Atlanta Jacksonville.2'Y&erday's 2 Orlando Sarasota 9 3,, Half

of) cohesion and proper execu- championship behind a solid Ron Bull at left half, George :Mira, the fabulous Result
at Atlanta, rain Orlando at
Syracuse postponed
tion by our offense," Halos said ball-hungry defense."I Johnny Morris at right half and quarterback from Miami, was Rochester at Jacksonville postponed. rain Tampa at "."f/J.Lw"Y

Tuesday at the Bears' camp in I think we will be inclined to Joe Marconi at fullback. Krei- picked as the other cocaptajn. Buffalo Richmond\ 10 1 Cehmip, Toronto 4 I Miami Fort at St. f.
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16 Gainesville Sun Wednesday August 5, 1964Reds' _

Four Games Set Tonight

Homecoming PerfectBy :.M.. : .; 'II

In Softball Tournament '
HAL BOCK Reds wouldn't be able to play game, which was delayed three enjoyed any of them as much as '

Associated Press Sports Writer one game Tuesday night but be- times by rain. the double welcome home gift 'i J.I

The Cincinnati Reds planned fore the evening was over they Clinched It his dub presented him with Four games are on tap tonight of Gainesville vs. Guerdon of Springs meets City of Lake Cityon

a perfect homecoming for Fred had beaten the Braves twice S-2 In between rain delays, the Tuesday.Jim at City Park as the Amateur Lake City on field No.1. and field No. 2. .
Braves had trimmed Cincinnati's Davenport's 14th inning Softball Association Sub- Palatka No. 1 Ocala No. 2 i
Hutchinson and they weren't and 42. vs. Fulps of Gainesville and Ocala j I I
lead to 32. But Leo Carde- hit-and-run single scored Jose
about to let the weather or the Hutchinson who had been 'nas' district men's fast pitch soft- on field No. 2. No. 1 both received first round \\
two-run triple in the sev- Pagan from first and ended an-
ball tournament into In 9 o'clock the host
Milwaukee Braves get in their hospitalized for a week, returned swings ac games byes.
enth clinched it. other Giants-Mets marathon.San PalatkaNo.
Gainesville Wings test
to the club but left the J Ji
way. tion.Playing Business
It looked for awhile like the bench midway through the firstBoxes John Edwards' run-producing Francisco had taken a 3-1 at 7:30 will be Schlitz 1 on field No. 1, and High Champ
single broke a 2-2 tie in the seventh lead in the 11th on Orlando Cep- i Fulps earned a berth In the

inning of the nightcap help eda's two-run single but Jim tourney by winning the Business .

I I ing the Reds wrap up the sweep.In Hickman tied it again for the Tampa Splits Doubleheader League this past season.

other National League action Mets with a pinch single in the Lyna Doverspike or Tommy

San Francisco struggled 14 Bottom of the inning. .4:7: Atwood will be on the moundfor J
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First Game Night Cam innings before edging New York The last time the Giants and With Daytona Keeps LeadBy Wings, runnerup in the City

MILWAUKEE CINCINNATI CHICAGO ST. LOUIS 4-3, Chicago blanked St. Louis 4- Mets played in New York, they JIM OTOOLE League to Budweiser.

Oliver Torre ph ph 1011 1000 Spiezio Warwick ph ph 1 1010 0 0 0 games back of the second place liams clouted his 25th homer for 3 The Islanders won the first mission charge for all the sub- remainder of the week, windingup

Burford and Randy Moore for Los Angeles .200 001 002-4 other action Tuesday, Columbus Retton had four hits in six
Pittsburgh .000 000 100-1 I
the Giants Skipp Swanson and Schofleld, Frees. DP-Los Angeles came up with 19 hits as times at bat including a double

Tim McMillan for the Angels.In 1. Pittsburgh 3. LOB-Los Angeles 10 and three singles. Everyone in
Pittsburgh 12BFreese. ARE BUSTING AT THE SEAMS. THESE TIRES MUST BE SOLD TO MAKE WAY
Gator League action, Twins Scho"eld, Fairly. SB W. Issue Helmets the Columbus lineup hit safely
FOR NEW STOCK. THESE PRICES GOOD AS LONG AS PRESENT SUPPLY LASTS.
beat the Yanks 6-3. Outstanding Davis. S-Veale. $Camllll. T. Davis.IP but pitcher George Bechtold. I

F .By MICHAEL GOLDSMITH hauled to the surface one at a II R.
Alachua County Commission -
CHAMPAGNOLE France time in a special aluminum cap POLICE, FIRE REPORT 302 NW 19th Ave., at NE 23rd
will ask the county zoning ,
sule. Some smiled waved I Accident RounduD Blvd. and 6th Ter. at 2:47 pjn.
board to hold public hearingson (AP) A giant drill continuedto or .
weakly to the crowd before they Involved in accidents reported yesterday.Joke
creation of 1,000-foot zoned ; bite into Mt. Rivel today in
were taken to a hospital for examinations by the Gainesville Police
rights of way along a number an effort to reach five miners of the week: Catholic
and reunions with Department and Alachua County -
of county roads. still buried under 270 feet of their families.All Sheriff's Office in the past Digest magazine tells of the

Iig The commissioners decided earth, but there was little hopeof asked for steak for their 24 hours were: proud father who congratulatedhis
__ yesterday to seek ,zoning control finding more than two-alive.
first meal. They got baths and Clyde McDaniel Jr., Orlando son on his 13th birthday and
on seven roads. These are: the town barber shaved them. at NW 13th St. and 42nd
Weary rescuers brought up asked him how it felt to be a
1 [ -Archer Road from Gainesville nine other miners Tuesday on Officials said none seemed to Ave. at 2:40 a.m. today. teen-ager. "It's all right, I

w 4. x r zoning district to the county the eighth day of their imprison- have suffered any lasting ill ef-| John K. Marvel, 722 NE 3rd guess," the boy replied, "ex

line. ment in the limestone mine in fects. Ave., and Isidore M. Santelices, cept for the reputation."
Volunteer NursesGainesville -State Road 20 east to the fj(
I the Jura Mountains. All appeared -
r Putnam county line, excluding in condi-
relatively good
Hawthorne.SR .
volunteer workers of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary to tion.
Post 2811 display certificates awarded recently for their work in the VA 26 from Melrose to the I

Hospital in Lake City. From left are Mrs. Marie Crawford, Mrs. Ethel Voss; Levy County line west of New- Fears for the five missing : : \ MOlT'S1b05

Allums. Mrs. Allums was cited .for 300 hours of duty; the others for 100'hours areas already zoned.U. over what was otherwise a festive -

each. Volunteers interested in joining the program may get information from S. 41 from the south side occasion in Champagnole, a

Mrs. Dot Coates, (6-7380) or Mrs. Miriam Dauphinee (6-5879) of High Springs to the Levy village near the Swiss border. N.W. 6th St. FR 6-7537

County line, excluding New-
Mine officials believe three of
berry and Archer.SR I
IlitPomH :1 mmit ;miJ.j t[ Won't Meet I 23 north of Gainesvilleto the five died instantly when I TIRE SALE!
Alachua .. hundreds of tons of rock filled
::: :::. .- On Aug. U the Union County line, excluding
; fl ;: I most of a huge underground
LaCrosse.SR .
w The Alachua County Commission chamber in a cave-in July 27. I Tube Type First Line Second Line Third line
COUNTY : ; 329 north to Bradford. 6.70x15Tubeless 13.95 11.95 7.95
.. has cancelled its Aug. But Champagnole's Mayor i
l :? :. County line.Williston. I
s 11 meeting. Andre Socie said faint tappings / R

conference for county offi:major county roads. begin drilling an eyape shaft

For Northwest GainesvilleFormer cials. Previously, the commissioners for the trapped nine last Thurs- TIRES BALANCED 99c plus weights
The next meeting is scheduled had requested similar action -day night they picked up what .

Gainesville Mayor- commercial. He owns both sites. Aug. 18.Area. for several other major I sounded like the desperate tapping Instant credit to all oil Wheel Bearings Cleaned & Repacked 99c
arteries in the county including in an isolated pocket about co.'s and departmentstore

Commissioner Norwood Hope Commissioner that Jack D u r- FoggingPlan Interstate 75, U. S. 301, SR 100 feet away.It courtesy cards. BRAKES ADJUSTED . . . 99c
rance suggested Hope bring
has asked the Alachua C o unty
24 from Gainesville to Waldo,
the commission a specific pro( was decided a delay in ALIGN FRONT END . . .$6.95
Commission to issue a utilities U. S. 441 through most of the
No Down
Payment
He said the commissionthen
posal. SoughtMosquito freeing the mine to go after the I |
franchise to him to serve an 11- county, and sections of SR 24 No Jnterest
In.
Toe
can study it, to protectthe two unknown men would be a I Camber Caster &
square-mile area northwest of public's interest before a control director Jer- and 225 in the Fairbanks area. greater risk. Two days later, I 10 Months to Pay

Gainesville. franchise is granted. ry Kelly will be asked to propose however, another drill finally ALL TIRES PLUS TAX AND TIRE OFF YOUR CAR
Hope told the commissioners Steelworkers went into action above the spot
a method whereby smaller
yesterday he wants to supply Grove Park where the tapping was heard.
water and sewer service to an communities can buy foggingon Inspire Fashion I MUFFLERS GUARANTEED FOR LIFE OF YOUR CAR I

area not now served. Streets to CloseThe a regular basis. As the drill bored down, occa-
NEW YORK (AP) Steel- sional tapping still heard.
The area in which he is inter The Alachua County Commis- was
Alachua Commissioners
ested lies north of 39th Avenue County sion decided yesterday to ask plant workers are setting a fashion But the digging was halted
BRAKES RELINED
have approved a Motor
south of U. S. 441 west of the quest to close four internal re- Kelly for the proposal, on motion style for children witho u t when the drill came near some TuneupParts
city limits and east of a north- dynamite charges placed just
streets in Grove Park sub di- by Jack Durrance. knowing it. Fluorescent orange- and Labor Included
south line drawn one-half mile prior to the cavein.On 6 cyl's. 8 cyl's.!
Durrance said small
towns
vision. colored gloves, worn by safety-
west of 43rd Street.
such as Alachua -buy fog- Monday, two new attemptswere
minded 14.95 19.95
Property in the area Is owned The commission scheduled a steelworkers because
ging as they need it. It is not started to reach the men. $395.$495
by many persons. public hearing yesterday. No they can be seen from a mile
Hope who is president off one appeared to speak either always available, and spotbuying away, have attracted attentionfor However the tapping had 20,000 MilesGuaranteed 30,000 MilesGuaranteed
does not permit use of coun- ceased and officials said it
Jim Hope Electrical Inc., described -for or against the
request. Plus Parts
his franchise ty matching funds, he said. youngsters. "Steel Facts, would take several days before
requestas Streets to be closed are:
published by American Iron the pocket could be reached.
f similar to one held by DavidB. Fulton Street from Park Avenue
Smith Gainesville engineer.He to Magnolia Street. RegistrationAides and Steel Institute, reports that The nine rescued men were
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said responsibilities and Wood Street from Main Streetto parents are delighted with the

rates to be set by the com Park Avenue. Due PayThe new fashion, because mitten-

mission would be similar. Ontario Avenue from Main wearing youngsters can be FOR THURSDAY FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLYNOMONEYDOWNl
When Smith's franchise was Alachua County Commission ,
to a northerly extension o$' ;ark easily seen by car drivers. Also
all land affected had has allocated to
granted, $1,200
pay
Avenue. if a mitten is lost, it can be
but one owner. The area is located ( Pine Street from Wood Streetto the salaries for part time helpin quickly spotted.The -

southwest of Gainesville. Ontario. the office of Mrs. Alma Be- bright color is the

section.rely Hope is on interested said At wells present the and area is,septic its a residents in growing tanks whichhe Low Bidder visor.thea The, voting commissioners registration acted super yes result pigment tion to of its with mixing eye-catching orange vinyl.a fluorescent In quality addi-, I I I I] I I 'tai4L1ffi1 ill

he said. On 3 TrucksShaw terday on Mrs. Bethea's re the mitten is waterproof and
quest. She had asked the extra well insulated.
He'told the commissioners his
treatment plant would be located and Keeter Motor Co. funds last week, saying her i

has been awarded a contract to work load requires the extra of ThemIs
on land now zoned agricul- One
tural, and his 100 foot water sell Alachua County two pick- help for several months.StudCllts .

tower on property now zoned ups and a dump truck. The a Skunk rIJIuJJEj 1ii: ]

firm bid $7,864 net with trade- Hula

Road ins to sell the trucks, lowest of LIBERAL, Kan. (AP) Police (
Newberry four bidders. For DegreesHONOLULU of Liberal stopped an auto

in which a man had driven -
The Commission young
AskedA County
Walk Is received "
AP The University around residential 3-T NYLON ALL-WEATHER 42"
bids from two companies ( ) repeatedly a

worried father has asked for two motor graders. Two of Hawaii summer sessions block here. LONG-MILEAGE TUFSYN RUBBER
are popular with coeds The driver told officers he had
the Alachua County Commissionto are being traded in, both five
throughout the nation. broken with his girl friend
build sidewalks down New- years old and subject to high They up
TUBE-TYPE $
BLACKWALL
flock there by the thousand. but that she refused to return
berry Road and reduce the maintenance costs. B
Apart from Hawaii's sea and his pet skunk named Little For Willys and older models of
speed limit to protect children
Richardson Motor Co. bid $31-
sun, they are possibly attractedby Flower. Y .{ FordPlymouthendChevroIet.
attending the new Myra Terwil-
630 for two Allis-Chalmers graders. some of the courses, which The officers agreed to speakin 9 '.IX!x 15:plus tax ud old tzt

liger Elementary School in Ring Power Corp. bid $33- include hula dancing, surfboarding his behalf, but the girl still

West Gainesville. 950 for two Caterpillar models. scuba diving and lessons refused. A gift was a gift, she TUBE-TYPE BLACKWALL
Newberry Road is a main access Edgar Johnson, Sidney Martin on the ukulele. For Chevrolet.Ford Dodge $9 f
road connecting West University and Claude Brandon said.Police : : Hudson, Nash Studebaker
were They can earn credits in the bowed out and suggested
Avenue and an inter appointed to study the models hula and uke courses. The two the man give up the skun Plymouth,Rambler or Willy.
Ind
change to Interstate 75. It is S. Oxis pIn tax old t1reTUBE'iYFE
and bids, and choose the low water sports activities are ex gested the man give up the
a heavily traveled, two lane WHITEWALL
est, best bid. tra-curricular. skunk or take his case to court. f _
road. The speed limit is 65
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"'-= -- For Chevrolet,Ford.Dodge $11
miles an hour.Chairman .
Hudson, Nash Studebaker
G. M. Davis, yesterday I *
I Plymouth, Rambler or Willys.
read the board a letter I I t
SELF Lr0 x 15,plus Ux IDd old tire
from Dr. J. S. Gravenstein 1011 PROPELLED '

sidewalks.He starter. mower base $
said even though school For Chevrolet,FordPJymouth. '
11 WOU"SiGe-2 'cii Dodge,Mercury.Pontlac Rambler
bus service is furnished, there i $'
,Studebaker or Willys.
still may be times when the I b yA f.50 xH or l. o x 15.pint tax ind old Ctrl
LSl
children would need to make : B tiA N A ti CAR
E NEW! BIG SIZE
their own way. 1TTbe bey F.ss' .e
"There is going to be a real Y c AT POPULAR PRICES!

ing school sites. TUBELESSVHITEVALL
He said School Board Free Mounting I
the
,DeSoto Oldsmobile.
i PUSH TYPE For Chrysler or $17
has been invited to confer with i. ,.. .Also fits popular.
,. h. $3895 many
0. atyde engine
the county, but has never done 2S4nch cut. only .................. "No Limit"Guarantee! station wagons.
COODYEAR NATION-WIDE"NaLlMl1"CUARANTEE-K. I.lJOx1Cplutau.1do14ttN
so.Terwilliger School is locatedat Also Available, 20, 22 & 25- fu Mfltks ke liLt M IIiIII He tout as U reads Hi Bait u U speed
'' : rFtr the etSre ifs if tH brut.All NEW COOBTEAt AUTO TIIU
62nd Street. It will draw pupils ; 4 inch mowers with Briggs Stratton i MTKB: against defects la ortanaasMp and material and normal 1I11UA1G 0
from an area extending engines, slightly higher. I euept repairable punctures.. If A COCDTEAB THE FAILS UKCtt THIS SUMr D1'
back to about 44th Street T ., WEE Canada any win of nake more than 80.000 Goodyear
f allowance on a new fin based on oriilnal tread depth r.-' U
< ALL ,
Children living in West Park, i i : MOWERS SERVICED >lining and esrreat"toodyear Price."

in west Gainesville will attend PARTS & QUICK REPAIR GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE
the new school starting in j) SERVICE

September.The I
county built an access Buy where you can get all parts and quick 725 N. MAIN ST. PHONE 372-3537
road to the site, after the repair' service by factory trained mechanics
STORE HOURS Mon. thru Thurs. 8 5:30 Fri. 8 a.m. to 9 ; Saturday: 8 a.m. to 6
School Board had bought the isolated TRADEINSWELCOMED when you need it. : ; c.m. to p.m.; : p.m. p.m.

property. No other access SEE THESE MOWERS TOMORROW!

has yet been opened. No sub- OPEN 7 o.m, until 6 p.m. weekdays 7 a.m. til) 5 Goodyear Tires At Competitive Prices Are Also Available At These Dealers

divisions have yet been built p.m. Saturdays JOHNNY'S TEXACO SERVICE
SIMMONS CIRCLE (S) SERVICE I
: mower on one of these new models.
adjacent to the school. I
Jack Durrance and Sidney We will gladly 'accept your ofd C. B. BOHANNON JR.SE 904 E. UNIVERSITY AVE. PHONE 376.3534 I NORTH MAIN STREET AT 8TH AVL

Martin were appointed to study I I GOOD USED MOWERS .
the problem! I and recommend ac I FOR SALE! ORANGE HILL SHELL SERVICE I B&J SERVICE CENTER

Food Fair --- .90 22 Affiliated Fund _- 8.98 son sales at the local market Ford 50% StO NJ 85% I David Farragut steamed into would have to be revised Jailed
FMC 1.00 55%
Frito Corp__ 41V4 Capital Life & Gr 10.24 over the million pound mark. Frmst Da 12 Studebak 7%. Mobile Bay, the last outlet on upward. ClergymenTALLAHASSEE
Lay Divers Growth ._ 9.73 Sul 36 Swift 50%' Knight pointed out that In
Tele .88 32% Through yesterday, s e ason Frept the Gulf of Mexico held by Confederate -
,Gen
" --- Dividend Shares _________ 3.80 79% make the procedingslegal
Ga Pacif l.OOb 55% sales totaled 1,247,438 pounds at Frueh Tr 31% Texaco forces. It was there order to (AP) A rather than a $500 fine. They

.Getty Oil _-- .10g 24% Dreyfus 20.37 an average price of 57 centsa Gen Dyn 30% Thiokol 13% that Farragut shouted his command a court reporter must be three-judge federal court was said jail terms would focus at-
Fidelity Capit. 11.20 Total for the Gen El 82% U Carb 122 employed and every word
pound. money from the
Grace Co __ l.OOb 56% rigging: "Damn scheduled to take up a petition
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Fidelity Fund 17.95 Fds 89% Unit Airc 47% taken down verbatim. tention upon the civil rights Is-
-- Gen
Hel Curtis .80 16!4 season through yesterday the torpedoes; full speed today to free nine white and
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Fidelity Trend ___ 18.79Fund'tal amounted to $710,929.37.A Gen Mills 42 Un Fruit 21% However, Chairman Carl
IBM -_- 5.00 444'/4 ahead. When the smoke of bat- Negro clergymen serving 60-day sue.Jailers
Invest 11.13 Gen Mtrs 91% US Steel 57% Prevatt went along with Green
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total of $201,555.84 was received tIe terms 1961 sit-in paid no attention to
Int Min C _- l.SOa 68% cleared, Mobile Bay was in jail on a con-
Income of Boston 8.57 Goodrich 53% Univ Mat 12% and Mrs. Chastain in a vote on their for
Int Tele _._ 1.00 54% by growers yesterday at federal hands. viction. request nonsegregated
Incorporated Inc _. 10.05 42% WestgEl 33% the issue and overrode the objections -
Kellogg _. ._ _------ -80a 45:% I the High Springs market. The Goodyr On this date They said they were Jailed illegally handling. They worked the three
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Keystone K-2 5.65 24% Winn Dix 34% of Roberts and Johns.
Lehman CP 1.34e 29% average price per pound was Greyhnd In 1884, the cornerstone oi. because there was no Negro clergymen in the city
S-3 _.._ 16.95 Commission also split on
%
Keystone 28
Woolwth The
Gulf Oil 57
Litton In ------. 1.98f 63% S-4 4.84 56.32 cents, a drop of about two that Statue of Liberty was laid I Green to evidence to support the chargeof warehouse, stacking new brick

Lone S CM _- ______- 1.00 21% Keystone -- cents from the previous day. at the entrance to New York another attempt by unlawful assembly. They scattered around the yard following -
Life Investors 10.55 borrow
the to $350-
county
Marsh Fid _ 1.60 45% Loss get sought to desegregate the air- delivery.The .
Life Stock Fund .--- -._ 8.16 Reports Harbor.In 000 for the rebuilding of a road
Martin M __-__-. 1.00 17% ---- --- Price port restaurant under an Inter- six white clergymen cut
Mass. Inv Stock 16.76 CeilingsIn 1892, Congress passed a which serves the Florida Hydrocarbons -!.
McG Hill _- .60a 35 state Commerce Commission or- ,grass along city streets in prep
Mass. Inv Growth 8.96 In BurglaryA bill for the coinage of five million plant near Brooker.
Mead Corp 1.70 46% ArgentinaBUENOS der wiping out segregation.The !aration for painting curbs and
Poineer Fund 9.95 silver half dollars as souvenirs Last month a motion to that effect .
Merkd ..-' _- 2.ooa 40 Puritan Fund __ 9.66 Gainesville man reported of the World's Columbian, by him died for lack of a, three judges of the U.S. parking and walking lanes
Nat Airl .-._- ,80 51 Putnam Growth _. 15.97 AIRES, ArgentinaAP second. I 5th Circuit Court of Appeals in They were scheduled to stack
--- ---- losing some $280 worth of per- Exposition.
NYCentL- 42 TV & Elec _______________ 8.08 ( ) President Arturo Illia's In 1912, Theodore Rooseveltwas The topic was Introduced yesterday -: New Orleans were petitioned by !brick in a group Tuesday afternoon -
Nia M Pow -...__ 2.00 56% Value Line Inc 5.63 government has put price ceil- sonal items when his home was nominated for president by by Knight, who warned Howard Dixon of Miami, to release ; but a rain squall halted

Norfolk W 6.00 136% Wellington Fund 15.33 ings on 12 basic foods in a move'burglarized recently. the Progressive party.In that the county's Influence in them on bond while he I outside work.

No Ind P S 1.48 59% to halt the sharp rise in living I' Breece A. McCray of 413 NW 1915 British Edith the Legislature would be less- fought for their complete liberty As a results, Police Chief
No Nat Gas 1.80 56% NYSE MOST ACTIVE STOCKS costs. I nurse under a habeas plea con Frank Stoutamire granted an
,34th Ter., told police yesterdayhe Cavell was arrested by the Germans ened in the future as the resultof corpus
__. 1.20 42%
Math
Olin --- Compl. Vol. Close Changes tending they were jailed illegally. interview.The .
Owens II G 2.50 100% The decrees set wholesale and returned home from a trip to and later executed as a impending reapportionment,
retail ceilings on the price of and said there was no hope of clergymen were dressedin
Pac G & E 1.00 31% 84 900 Chrysler 50% off % find three suits, three rings, anda spy. Meanwhile the clergymenwere the pale blue chambray shirts
,
cheese flour butter the from primary -
spaghetti, getting
Pac Lting -_ ___--- 2.40 29% 75 900 Olin Math 42% off 1% milk and, other clock radio gone from his In 1942 Britain repudiatedthe road funds.money well absorbed into the life and dark denim trousers the
Pact T & T __ 1.20 28% 75 400 Max Fact-A43l4 off 6% staples. Anyone house. 1938 Munich Pact with Nazi
exceeding the set price will face Johns took issue on the point, of prisoners in the city jail, per- city uses as a uniform.
Pan Amer A --::-.- 1.20 32% 63 300 Ford Mot 50% off 1% The burglary occurred some Germany.Ten the menial tasks One his clerical .
fines of to arguing that he wanted to exhaust forming same clergyman wore
Parke Dav ._- -_- 1.00 27% 60 000 Am Tel Tel 70% offs up $3,500. time between July 28 and Aug- years ago An agree- possibility of get- eating the same food and livingin collar. He was the Rev.

Pennzoil _-- ---- -,- 2.00 34% 58100 Gen Motors 92% off 2% Merchants expressed fear the ust 4, he said. The break-in was ment to resume Iranian oil production ting primary every funds before bor- the same segregated cells. Robert J. Stone of New York

Pfizer > .80a 48% 57 700 Sunshn Mng 22% off 11-; edict would result in shortagesand made through an unlocked win was signed by the Tehran -rowing the money from the They chose 60 days in jail City.

Polaroid _- .20 141% 46 100 Pan Am 32% off Vt I the world's largest oil compa- road funds.
secondary
Pub SV E G 2.60 38%1 38 800 Pa RR 34% off 1%I nies. out that Union Overload of Prisoners
I NEW YORK TIMES MARKET AVERAGES, AUG. 4 Green pointed
Pure Oil 1.60 57
I- 37 000 Xerox Corp 105 off 2% Five years ago Vice PresIdent had already made I
Rayonier ..,..-.,.......,.. 1.00 36% 34 400 Westg El 105 off 2% High Low Close Net Chg. Richard M. Nixon returnedto County application -
borrow to
25 Rails 149.59 146.98 147.51 Off 2.33 to $500,000 Overflows Levy Co. Jail
RexaJl ______ .50b 49%
300 Northwest Air 56 %
34 after tour of
up 25 Industrials 846.65 029.38 833.75 Off 12,44 Washington a rebuild the road there, and
Reyn Met! ._- -_- .50 34% 32 200 Doug Airc 30% 1 the Soviet Union and his
up 50 Stocks 498.17 488.18 490.63 Off 7.38 con- then re introduced his resolu-
Rich Merr 1.00 49% BRONSON Levy County of Negro, Timothy James, last
--- --- 28 700 Gen Dynam 30% off 1% rontation with Premier Nikita tion.
R C Cola _- 1.20 75 4 Sheriff J.V.. (Jimmy) Turneris April 5.Turner.
of
Khrushchev.One It called for the rebuilding
Roy Dutch --j 1.73g 47 sort of like the old womanin said that over the past
year ago The United SR 231 to primary status from
Searle GD .90 60% -
shoe. several
the months his jail has had
States, British and Russian for- the Scout Hole Bridge at the
Singer _--. 2.00 90 YOUR MONEY'S WORTH He has so many prisoners in an average "guest" list of 14
eign ministers signed a treatyin county line, thence past the Hydrocarbons -
Smith KIn -_-. 1.20a 65% his overcrowded jail he doesn't persons. There have been times
Moscow for nuclear plant to a point on
a partial
Sou Cal Ed 1.05 33 ban.Rides. SR 235 about % of a mile northof know what to do. in the long ago past, he said,
test
St Oil Cal ._ 2.00 65 said he had when there would be
Social Security Changes Brooker, and then SW to SR- Turner yesterday I' no prisoners
St Oil Ind 2.00b 82% 18 at the Ernest Edwards farm.It 26 prisoners in his 17-prisoner for a week at a time.

Texas Util -_- 1.20 63 Porter 000 from the SRD from second- of three today, however, via number of prisoners has made
Textron 1.40 43 By Sylvia ;. / ConventionConsiderable
ary road funds which accrue to the Raiford route. The three quite a dent in his budget. He -

Tidewater -. 33% -C -'I.iI'- : .-,- interest in the Bradford County, and making have beep sentenced to prison said his grocery fund for this

Trans W A 4l% There will be major boosts in 'get $80.90. A widow receiving to- The earliest date on which a approaching Democratic National payment over a period of five terms and are to be taken to year was already overspent by

Union Pac 1.6Oa 45',2 the monthly Social Security day's average of $73 would get worker today could qualify for convention in Atlantic years. the State ]Prison. $1,500. The extra grocery mon-

Und Air L 1.50b 48% checks going to almost 20 million $76.70. A disabled worker receiving -the full maximum under the City is being shown by area After a recess of five min- Charges against the incarce- ey has had to come out of other -

... Ji1fl WalterS-_ 25 ment, disability and survivor would get $95.60. A parent receiving -January 1969 but he could H. Ward and Mrs. Char- road is not in such bad shapenow murder. Two Negroes are Turner is looking forward to

War Lamb .70 31% rolls if the new Social Se- today's average of $82 enjoy a limited boost on top of: les Farris, co chairman of the and I think the Hydrocarbon -charged with murder Turner the next term of county court

Worthintn -_ ____ -. 1.50 45% curity amendments are passedby would get $86.10. And a retired his basic 5 per cent raise as i Alachua County Democratic people will go along withus said. They are a Negro woman -; and the fall term of Circuit

Xerox 105 Congress.The couple receiving today's averageof soon as 1965. Committee, said they have been in trying to save some from Morriston and Elijah Court which he expects to relieve -
Zenith ..._ 1.20a 65
odds are strong that they $115.50 would get $121.30. No matter what your present: receiving inquiries about the money." Washington, 19, of Williston,! the somewhat overcrowded

OVER THE COUNTER will be passed soon and that Entirely new maximum bene- Social Security check and no I Aug. 24 convention. Former commissioner Mal- who is charged in the slaying! condition of his jail.

benefit checks mailed as earlyas fit levels also would go into ef. matter what the size of your I

HEW YORK (AP-Th following bid October will reflect the hikes.' fect. The new maximum for a raise, passage of the amend-
and asked quotations supplied by the How would the raises be? ments would give a total PLAN SPECIAL SESSION
Natlbonal Association of Securities Deal big retired couple, for instance, based you
.rs. Inc.. fj not represent actual transactions As a beneficiary, you would just on the 5 per cent hike, for the year equivalent to more
but are the NAJD's estimatef
the range within which tnese securl- get a flat increase of 5 per cent would be $200.10 against today's than two weeks' extra benefits. I

ties. could asked have): been sold (bid) orkeofiht over your present monthly ben $190.50.For And this would begin to take effect Levy Board Delays !

.efit.As an individual retired before the end of 1964. Budget

Alico Land I 8% a worker, your "wagebase" worker the new maximum wouldbe Of course, in absolute dollar

.Amer Fidel Life 25 the amount on which I terms, the benefit increases -
today's $127.
$133.40 against
"-Amer Heritage 21% your future benefits are figured For the family the overall would be modest. They would- By BUZZ MIXSON The board will meet again on to help all our towns with their i to be returned to them if the

Amer Mat Ins 21 would rise to $5,400 from to maximum would increase from n't permit any retired individual Sun Area Editor I Aug. 25 for a public hearing on streets," Meeks said, "but our, tower were ever removed.

..Amer Pioneer Life 8\. day's $4,800, and the level of: the current $254 to $231.20 a to make drastic improvementsin BRONSON Because of the the budget and final adoption.In budget just won't stand It." Buren Brice of Bronson asked

Anheuser Busch __ 53, benefits to which you could look'' rise of $27.20 a month and of his living conditions. But we absence of one of its membersthe other action yesterday On motion of Yearly, the!the Commission if sewer lines

Anodyne .-_---- -________--- 43j forward would be hiked propor- $326.40 on an annual basis. have taken giant steps toward Levy County Commission ,and after much discussion -the commissioners also voted to advertise could be constructed across the

Citizens Bank _ 37 tionately.You I What's more, as the influence creating a solid foundation for yesterday deferred tentative commissioners agreed to take for bids and construct new pier under construction at

Comsat Corp 30 can calculate your flat- D-1 of the new higher wage base of the financial independence of: adoption of a proposed $577,481 i Riverside Drive in Yankeetowninto restrooms at the county park on Cedar Key before the pier is

Conn Lt & Pow 37 crease simply by upping your $5,400 took hold in the years our elderly citizens since the budget for the year 1964-65. the county road system for the Waccasassa River near surfaced. He said his cottage on

Dunn & Bradst 6t% Here is precisely how you climb even further. checks were mailed in 1940. commissioner. His absence was Eugene Knotts of Yankeetownand May, county sanitarian, is to rants needed sewer service bad-

Firs West. Fin'cl 13\\ would be affecetd at various For the family the new _ceiling In 1940 a scant 222,000 bene- explained in a telephone call by Ollie Lynch had requested prepare the specifications for ly and he thought it would be a

Florida Gas _- 11% benefit levels: ficiaries received a total of $23.5! State Conservation Director 'that Pamela Drive, Magnolia the restrooms which are to be good idea to lay the lines be-

Fla Nat'l Bank 6t Present; monthly benefit New monthly benefit Annual raIse million. Today, more than 19.2 Randolph Hodges, who said 'and Hickory streets also be similar to those recently con fore the new pier is completed.

Fla Tele 28 $40 $42 $24 million are receiving benefits that Davis was engaged in help- 'taken into the county road sys- structed at the county park at Perdue told Brice the Commission -

Forrest LabsFounders 21% $50 $52.50 $30 which will amount to over $15 ing to do research work on an Item.I the end of State Road 40 near had already checked

Life 8' $60 $63 $36 billion in 1964. Evasion of fish killing red I Commissioner John Yearty's Yankeetown. with the State Road Departmentand

Franklin Life ,- ._ 57 $70 $73.50 $4% In 1940 the average monthly tide in northwestern Gulf wa- motion to include all the streets County Attorney G. C. Perdue had been told that second-

'Great American __ 12 $80 $M $48 worker benefit was $22.60 and terse; :named in the county road reported that Dr. Edwin An- ary road funds could not be

Grolier 40\. m $94.50 $54 the family maximum was $85. The commissioners agreed to system was defeated. Yearty drews and Horace Wilson had spent for this type work. Brice

. G1ILiIe.- 55 $100 $105 $60 Today, the corresponding hold a special meeting at 2 'then amended his motion to include agreed to donate property at was advised to check with the

Herff Jones u% $110 $115.50 $66 amounts are $77 and $254 -anc p.m. next Tuesday to discuss just Riverside Drive. Cedar Key for the erection of a City of Cedar Key on tha mat-

Homelns.----- 65 $120 $126 $72_ the 1964 increases are still to the proposed budget which will I Commissioner David Meeks beacon tower if this site is approved -ter.Asked
Jax Minit Mkts -_ 7% All of today's average bene- would be $300, and for the come. call for a hike of two mills from said he was in favor of accepting how sewerage is presently -

Kennasaw Life 13 fits would rise to new peaks. A individual worker the maximum Tomorrow: How much will the current millage. The proposed only Riverside Drive by the Federal Aviation disposed of on the dock

UfeofFla _-. 6% retired worker receiving today's would be $143.40 at retirement your Social Security taxes goop millage to support the new which had been inspected by Agency. Andrews and Wilson Brice replied, "The tides take

Lowes Company _- 21 average of $77 monthly would date in the future. I ? budget is 16 J. the Commission. "I would >like stipulated that the property was care of It." a

my house without knocking and has scared me out of my BASH ITOUTAMAH .

wits so many times it's not even funny. She opens my refrigerator DEAR ABBY: Where we live, the houses are very close Izla BRAIN r wWEtLTN15 1- I friend.7

to see what's there. She lifts the lids off my potsto together. Lately I have seen a boy, who can't be more than MJ

find out what I am cooking. She even adds water if she nine years old, hanging out of the bathroom window, smok- ,.urw tea.i .

thinks it needs it. If a letter happens to be laying around, ing. I see him almost every day. He is obviously smokingon

she'll read it. She has even picked up my husband's check the Q. T., and blowing the smoke outside. I know his

stubs and studied them. I could go on and on. Don't tell mother just to say "hello" to. Do you think the next time I

me to keep my*doors locked. With children it's hard. I have see her, I should tell her what her son is up to? la

never taken such liberties in her house. Is there some nice A NEIGHBOR

I to this? I wouldn't hurt her feelingsfor l -5c .
way can put a stop YOU 'C
DEAR NEIGHBOR: Put yourself in her shoes. If I
the world.
DEVOTED READER had a child that age, doing what hers was doing, wouldn't i
you want to be told?

DEAR READER: There is no "nice" way to tell a snoop i UH BVJEEPERSU C/ o / FIFTY

tabs out of sight. And when she adds water to jour soup DEAR ABBY: I appreciated your column on how much H TO TH'STORE FOR PONDERSPOOLOFTHREAD OF

count to ten. But don't complain of HER nerve if YOU satisfaction some of your readers got from giving away the PHCD A + SUGAR"HEY

haven't the nene to tell her SHE'S nervy! clothing of their loved ones after they had 'passed away. CAN i err YE tl S
ENNYTHING? ,
o o When my mother died, I couldn't bear to give her clothes

away, so I wrapped them in paper and packed them in

DEAR ABBY: How does a 20-year-old girl who has just boxes. Thirty years later, upon opening the boxes, everythingwas I

announced her engagement with intentions to get married moth-eaten and yellowed with age. How much better it .l

next summer tell her parents that she has to get married as would have been for her lovely clothes to have been worn out

loon as possible? by some friend! cQ e

THE GIRL MARGARET Z liiI 1

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I

I MUST HAVE TiA7'SBEEN SOMETHING'S PIPE ASHES! f IT PROPPED
TIME A BEAUTIFUL rVHATS FALLING ON VDURBACK. ANDI RIGHT DOWN
LETS STROLL PLACE AT ONE OF AN OLD ,SCRAPS of ATHROOCH THE
AROUND. TIME. STORM CAVE BREAD. Jm WALL.
U THIS WAS AOVER

=:30 O Donna Reed O House Party Z
Socialite Aggie Britt leads 9:00 B Divorce Court M
"Neither a Borrower Nora I O Bachelor Father I 3:00 B CD Another World
a community attack on O To Tell the Truth 3
Lender Be. Donna the high school psychological CD (Color) Romper I
plans to get back the $13 Room 3:25 O News =
Midge has borrowed from testing program. I 3:30 B CD (Color) You Don'!t A x-'I

her over a period of time. O Rudy Valet ':30 O People Are Funny I Say yY ,e
O Circus! Special guest is Eartha I CD Jack La Lanne 14e
O Edge of Night I
Kitt. 10:00 B Make Room for I r
1:11. Espionage"A 4:00 B Match Game

Mr. JohnV. hardworking politicians and Therfore it behooves anyonein ing is that there should be some Q

.B.Sullivan, Vice President of government employees.We communications, whether it limits put on humor, particularly U _
I
WHEW, one of New York's be newspapers, television or ra- where our politicians are -
personally know how Mr. dio, to stay away from any humorous ] concerned.
leading radio stations has announced }
Sullivan feels, because for years .
treatment of
that his station Is banning we have been pressed by people tical scene. the'POllI Until some decent legislation L7F ;

an comedy records that to make fun of such sacred I is passed which will prevent
_
ridicule the United States government American institutions as WNEW has announced it Is! people from making fun of our f I

Its processes, institutions Congress, the State Department "not averse" to its performers I government, we must have self- _

lawmakers and political the Pentagon and the "commenting on the world censorship of satire. WNEW has

candidates. Mr. Sullivan was Executive Branch of the government around us." So it is not tryingto shown us the way and we

quoted as saying, "Satire has an Well meaning but eliminate humor altogetherfrom should all be grateful So let's I I

Important place in our free society thoughtless friends have felt this country. have no more criticism of Mr. SAK6E, IS TrIEE'I NE 54DY /
and indeed in broadcasting. there is a source of humor in But what Mr. Sullivan is say- Sullivan, please. + ANY RULE AGAINST 'rU E. A

But in these times of these groups and believe they I .wl. HAVING A COMPANV SOME 03>sJOXiOCS t .
political heat and social unrestwe should be satirized.But MA : BEAST '-%.
1'i

call for a strong second we have always repliedto 'An Evening With TV' 95a 'ij
look at the broadcaster's
responsibility -
them, ."In times of political I 1i h.e
to the and I i L
industry
heat and social unrest I must Would the Clock j
its image in the public con- Ignore r 1
always take a second look at i 5I
.
sciousness. my responsibility. If I criticized I i,..... .I
Mr. Sullivan was loudly critI- any of our governmental in- arm lark illrarx 'play to fit a specific time slot? j.-., .r J

cized for his stand on this issue stitutions I would be playing By PAUL GARDNER 'I Why must the news always be 's oS.
but into the hands of this nation's 15 minutes when, on a given "."., 4 1
we happen to be on his en- NEW YORK
A television
] -
day it be worth .
emies. Satire has may only seven -
fide. For too an important
many years now producer that the med-
says minutes? This is holdover I
place in free ; a ...
have had our society
you irresponsible as ium should --
penpie eventually breakaway from radio." --- -
making fun of our govern- long as it doesn't hurt anyoneor from radio's tradition of I
make fun of but it I Lang said that if the projectwas I 15 PkTTI YE5sUE 5'A I WONPEK )IF VaTO MJNO E5 OuvGE! ,
ment and and anybody, '
our politicans everyone 'having end
programs on the HER. ITS CURE
AWAKENING
becomes rejected Universal would TM 3UDGE PAtZKER. NO.7UDC E..HE'S HOME? IN 6ED!
in Washington is'getting very dangerous whenit hour or half-hour. t5 MR.IJfDSN.a OUfOFTOWN'E. IMPORTANT THAT 2.
proceed on its Several!
tick of it is used for purposes of ridi own. I SPEAK WITH HER!
Jennings Lang vice -
cule." presi- years ago Sylvester L. Weaver,;
The United States govern- I dent of television production for former president of the National -'

ment, as everyone who pays We have pointed out that this II..Universal City Studios said be Broadcasting Company, bad ,

taxes knows, is no laughing is particularly true during an had discussed an Integrated proposed a similar "magazine" ,<
matter, and should be above election neither evening of drama news variety approach to television, = .
year. Obviously -
J
criticism. The smart Alec satir- President Johnson nor Sen. shows and situation comedy "This is a magazine or night- 4

ical types who are always poking Goldwater lend themselves to with a major network. at-the movies idea," Lang con : = i

fun at our institutions haveno humor. Democratic stalwartssee "We would take four hours tinued. "Hopefully it would keep YTF

role in a free and democratic i and include in that span viewers on one network as exact "

nothing funny in their QI r
candidate
society. Instead of buildingup ..,* various programs that would times for the beginning and
r Goldwater
they're always tearing hate supporters -'run as long or as short ending of shows could not b-[:;, : '
no of
sense humor "
')w4 at the of honest as necessary, he explained. given. The aim would be a f ti
expense ]when it comes,to their man. i Why must an author write aj evening with TV." | .

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subject to restrictions imposed i tailment or cessation of civil ganization's convention in and renominated Rep. Richard would have four primary responsibilities The city manager said that j. CHRISTIANSE1CORPORATION

by the County Commission.The rights demonstrations until aft- [Louisville, Ky., and could not be Boiling as three states held pri : .although the dangerous building

er election day. reached for comment. maries. i ordinance was used extensivelyfor
I' -To hold ST. AUGUSTINE
firm had asked permission Leaders of national civil Hearnes held to a margin of assessment hearingsif the first few years after it
liens are to be placed against
to drill three inch 100-: rights organizations issued the 3 InjuredIn more than 30,000 votes over Lt. property owners who refuse to was adopted in 1958, the appli- FLORIDA

foot deep cores in a letter last call for the moratorium last Gov. Hilary A. Bush early today repair their buildings.A 'cation has now tapered to Buy VALLEY 95415Five
'Wednesday after the New York and his campaign staff about 20 buildings a in the residential custom contracts
week. The commissioners decided Wreck On [ I d o p t assessment reso- year needed for the month of Augustand
and Rochester riots. The Jersey claimed victory. Bush was last two or so years. September In the $25.000 and
to study the request be-, violence broke out Sunday. backed by former President lutions. above price range. Planning.
City -Establish enforcement Green said city officials discovered counseling. complete specifics.tions
fore taking action.G. i The summit statement said NW 13th St. Harry S. Truman and retiring cies. poli that after approximately quoted.and firm contract p r I c es

Negroes should concentrate on John M. Dalton.If 800 homes demolished Ocala 6275515
M. said -Appoint five members to were Gainesville 376-5450
Davis chairman
voter registration and political Three persons were 'hospitalized his margin holds up, the board and five the families had nowhereto Palate 375-70111
the permit should be grated to until after the Nov. 3 appeals Hire! !
i activity I today following an early Hearnes, 40, would face Republican members to the housing board. go. 8 Baby Sitters Child Core
Kerr McGee Oil Industries, election. Ethan in Novem-
morning auto wreck at NW 13th Shepley Godschalk said the e a 1 s "They woke up to find they
subject to these conditions. Two of the six leaders of the I St. and 42nd Ave. ber in normally Democratic, board would hear appeals app were condemning right. and I keep infants home. and childrenin

-Proof of workmen's compensation summit meeting-James Farmer Police said Clyde McDanielJr. Missouri. I against enforcing officials and left and were driving familiesout Call! FR my 2-5169.

and liability insur- of the Congress of Racial ., 20, of Orlando, and Ed- Bolling, Sen. Stuart Symington -would have the authority to with no place to go," Green KIDDIE KORT CHILD CARE
Equality and John Lewis of the and all other incumbent congressmen "And there is Day. wk., or mo. Old NewberryRd.
ance. ward Harrington, 32, were in- withdraw or modify violation explained. still a Planned programs. Pick upat
Student Non-Violent Coordinating -jured when McDaniel apparently won easily. I notices. critical need for low rental hous- Ltttlewood and Terwilliger

ated themselves from the mora- rammed the back of a parked Republican neighbor, Kansas, The five man housing board In addition to support from REGISTERED children in my nurse home will, care Mondaythru for

-Agreement to furnish the torium call, although both em- tractor trailer truck.A the GOP gubernatorial primary would be required to study Commissioners Alan Sutherland, Friday large fenced in back

county logs of the core drillings phasized they were against viol- third passenger in the car, 'held top billing. Rep. William H. housing conditions and needs at Ed Turlington and Byron Winn, yard. Phone 3760682. home.
within CHILD or infant care. Prive
one year.A ence. a women, was not positively I'Avery emerged with a marginof least once a year, Godschalk developer Clark Butler and Lincoln Lit II e woo d Area. $35 month.

clause permitting the Both Farmer and Lewis, identified, but all three persons some 6,000 votes over the explained.The Estates developer Phil or. Phone FR 61961.TINY.

county commissioners to cancel reached in Washington, said the were reported in satisfactory :nearest of seven opponents. planning director said the Emmer endorsed the code, although TOT

the permit, within 10 days, in Jersey City riots had nothing to condition in the University of Avery had resigned as a enforcing official assigned to in- Emmer emphasized that PLAY SCHOOL
do with the moratorium because
writing together with a reason. Florida Medical Center. member of the powerful House spect housing under the he was strongly opposed to public Visit us and SN for yourself.
not demonstrations.Roy I proposed __74 58th St FR W7gQ6
they were
McDaniel never touched his Rules Committee to make the code would be designated housing "unless there is no
-Personal liability coverageof E. Wilkins, executive sec- brakes, smashing into the truckat I race. Nearly complete returns other way." II FEMALE HELP WANTED
through the city prob-
$100,000 for each of the National Associa- manager,
person. retary an estimated 45 miles an gave him 72,870 votes to 66,073 ably from the building depart- Emmer said the weakness of RentNOW' WAITRESS experienced break.
The wants to make tion for the Advancement of
county for McDill and for fast and lunch. Call Restaurant, I
hour according to investigating Boyd 59,111 ment. the code is that it will force
sure it is not held liable for Colored People, said Jersey City University Inn. FR 2-6333.
officers Hugo Desch, Grady -State Sen. Paul R. Wunsch. families from their homes who 2 Ladies age 39 to 45 for general
any accidents resulting from had a "spontaneous outbreak"and Benton and William Crews. Avery's November opponentwill Strongest objections to pro- cannot afford to live in better shorthand.office work.Prefer Typing one necessary to have No
chairman thereis
Kerr McGee's work. the NAACP
Damage was estimated at be State Corporation Commissioner visions of the code came housing. some perpetual inventory experi-
"working hard with city authorities ence. 3721327.SALESLADY. .
It does not appear Kerr Mc- to prevent further viol- $600 to the truck. The car wasa Harry G. Wiles who from Mayor Howard McKinney "There will be a time when 5 day week. Company

: Gee is seeking oil in Alachua in total loss. No charges were swamped five foes. who argued that he felt you will have to face the an- benefits Including retirement plan.
also
ence. Wilkins was Apply Manager, Singer Co., 214
County. Commissioners think Bolling, a powerful Johnson the code was unnecessary.He swer-that big bugaboo, public W. Univ.WANTED .

the firm may be interested in Washington.But filed.Put Administration voice in the suggested revising the existing -housing-and I don't like that TTS Operator.. good"WorkIng ",
A. Philip Randolph an
conditions good Con
: finding phosphate deposits. AFL-CIO vice president who Aside House Rules Committee, had dangerous housing ordi- idea any better than you do," tact Stafford Caldwell.pay.Gainesville -

Kerr McGee has indicated it also heads the Negro American been challenged by Judge Hun- nance. Emmer explained.He Sun.COCKTAIL.
. PoliticsFORT
. '. :" also is making test drills in oth- Labor Council, said "undoubtedly ter Phillips. City Manager Bill Green back- added that he didn't"know Apply in person WAITRESS.to Thirsty over Gator 2I,.
north Florida counties. Symington, seeking a third why federal involvement was 633 N.W. 13th St. after 1:00 P M.
er
it (Jersey City) is the first PIERCE Fla. (AP- ed Godschalk's argument that
SECRETARY with bookkeeping"knowledge.
senate term, defeated two little- such a big bugaboo, "we haveit .
major breach of the mora torii door-to-door for the proposed code and existing Only experienced per.
i Campaigning known challengers and faces all around us in the high- son should apply. Salary determined *
um. reelection, Constable James A. ordinance have different pur- IS by ability. Send complete
Republican Jean Paul Brad- at the airport at the resume to Box 43JA GainesvilleSun.
,
The existence of the North-I In Atlanta, a secretary to Dr. Powell may have lost a coupleof poses. ways .

west Passage was first provedby ,Martin Luther King Jr., presi- votes. shaw, one-time candidate for "Our experience is that we University.Plan WANTED saleslady, must have lew-

Roald Amundsen, discovererof dent of the Southern Christian Powell said he found a bleed- governor in November.In cannot do a reasonably good Board Chairman Arnold elry ces. Steady store experience position good& referen salary.

the South Pole in 1906. Leadership Conference, said ing saloonkeeper, armed with Idaho, Chief Justice E. T. job of upgrading without a detailed -Butt said this morning the next THE Inquire _Lewis Jewelry Co.
Knudsen won a second six-year ordinance of how to step for the proposed code is a Waitress torknlght sh-ifl. 6 daysa
two bottles and the saloonkeeper's pro- week. Good
salary. Apply Sand
wife brandishing a butcher -, term on the State Supreme ceed," Green said. "The ques- letter of recommendation from wich Inn. 110 N.E. 16th Ave.
i Court in the chief contest. Knud- the plan board to the city commission Phone FR 4-0924.
tion is, do want to upgrade
knife, squared off at each you -
sen easily defeated former state so the commission can WANTED experienced Legal Secretary -
II other in their establishm en t. housing in Gainesville? TIME to begin work by August 21,
He charged both with assault. Atty. Gen. Frank L. Benson. Plan Board member Dr. Alan act on the proposed code. or earlier.experience Salary commensuratewith and ability. ,

Idaho has no senate seats at Delaney said most of the plan The proposed code has been Fringe benefits. Blue Cross and

.sss..s.... stake this year and Gov. Robert board members felt the existing under study for more than a tact Blue E.Shield.A. Clayton For interview or James con-E.

VICTORIA, B.C. (AP) A From Page 1o THAT SecretaryThis
position offers the right woman
FIRST TIME TONIGHT 7:30fliiitth full-scale frontier village is a wonderful opportunity with

YE.NTHE2400H..Sk.ia.1.JR1.20FR I springing up at nearby Millstream Martin said the extension tried to bleed the proposal with large have the local ability company.to meet She and must deal

: ;;; t-SOff. 'I' and will cost its owner -I plan had been re-examined, and amendments.He with hand the an public.absolute Typing must.and Excellent short-
$30,000 before it is finished opportunity for advancement ta
recommended.W. offered amendments to BETTER
no change was
/ prtMnt* LAST TWO TIMESOPEN I an executive type position. SalaryComensurate
I next year. kill, change, delay or restrictthe with ability. ApplyIn
7:00 SEE BOTH With 16 buildings, hundreds of T. Green, Gainesville person to Fla State Employ
( SHOW 7:50 LATE AS 9:45 plan. He asked extension ment Office 41) SW 2nd Ave.,
: HiomasmaTECHNICOLOR FIRST AREA RUN- antiques and a variety of do- city manager, wrote the board only to 34th Street, recalling Gainesville. Fla.
mestic animals, builder Joseph that the city, after re exam- CAR! LADIESIF
the board's earlier willingness -
*. MarIon-1 f David you like to meet peopl. & get
: j Carlow says it should make a ining its needs, feels the exten- to compromise at that paid for it. see our company representative
9-11 Tues. thru Sat.
( MM*k)SMYtTADSiI4, .o..lIc. : Brand'Niven major tourist attraction.The sion is necessary."It point. No one supported him. In our office Rm. 205 Baird
13 UtI.I PS Us
:
'rIo'c ShirleyjonesBedtltne'Storp1 buildings will be basedon would be extremely dif On roll call, Martin, D u r- Hdwe.appt.Bldg.Must or be phone over 21.3768485for Part

old-style original designs and ficult. .for us to overemphasize rance and Claude Brandon voted IN time 4 hrs.-day & 5 days-wk.
.- No selling no collecting. $1.25
SUBURBIA the whole village will be sur- the importance of extending to go ahead now, pledging per hour salary.I .

2nd reature .i::::.::.::.::.::.::.:. GREGORY/ TONY V:: "Indians in Duncan have been Martin read that letter, and motion carried, did not vote. t NORTH pleasant Shorthand personality helpful. Must and ability have to
.::::::: carving a variety of things for one from the Road Depart- Johnson's plan was to turn meet the public. Interesting work
mmr PECKCURTIS II pleasant office. For prompt Inter
THE BIGGEST SHOW IN THE WORLD! I the village including two 10- ment urging the board to act. 8th Avenue west of 23rd Street, view, phone Mr.. Allen Sun Ft-
'CAPTAIN NEWMAN M.D: I foot totem poles with seven- Martin cited three traffic going southwest along H 0 g- nance, FR 2-3561. J

Lawrence Weingarten Production !locomotive bell and found a Avenue, and from persons con- LOOKING for a nice |lob and pleasant

"The Unsinkable f 100-year-old one by chance. 1962.Martin admitted objections cerned about Littlewood School. surroundings and gifts? This selling Is an cosmetics excellent -

Molly Brown" have been raised about extend- The objections to Johnson's opportunity for an exper
lanced Apply Mrs. Webb
STARRING I Most earthquakes are mild, ing the street past Littlew o o d plan have been the cost, which Gresham's person.Gift Shop, Universityof

DEBBIE REYNOLDS I presenting no danger to man's School, at 8th and 34th Street, have not been estimated but Florida Teaching Hospital.

HARVE PRESNELL I safety on the earth's _surface. but said precautions can be tak- would probably be much higher YOUR "ROADTO

An AWED ARTISTS Picture METROCOLOR en there as elsewhere. than the 8th Avenue extension, SUCCESS"Do

I "I think we should go ahead and the fact that it would cause
--- ---- ---- hove AVON
BY THE MAKERSOF MARKETPLACE you on representative
I ;with all the plans," Martin long delays in opening new calling on you

"DAVIDAND said. roads to relieve University and regularly? I If you don't

i Jack Durrance moved to support 16th Avenues. perhaps it is on open ter-

: So here's to Ensign Pulver. and LISA"'POWERFUL the motion. Johnson did win commission you ritory an which excellent could earning offer

: his the | Johnson, sensing the board's approval for a study of the impact opportunity. Start now for
wacky war on Captain. .
,determination to go ahead, of Interstate 75*on traffic big Christmas profits. No

MARRIED man age 25-50 for Industrial -
A SHOCKER
NEW Insurance debit, guarao
SHOCKER!" teed starting salary good opportunity
I A : for right man. Call 37J-
-New York World telegram"STARTLING Probes Shooting 7167 for interview.
paooucnonorPUEVGR a1 Sur WANTED FOUR roofers at once.
Also 3 sheet metal men. Call 372-
.. AND 1311 or 376-5561.

.. I STARKE An alleged shoot-| He said when the car left a SALESMAN. Great opportunity. for
personable ambitious getter
ing incident at the local Kayo I wild shot was fired by the wom with prestige firm. High go earning

: Following in thehilarious !"! :Service Station was probed in an. Later she told police, she potential.resume to Extra Box 48 benefits.A GainesvilleSun. Send

fun-steps of Municipal Court last night, and I had only a cap pistol, but USED -
"MisterRoberts'. "STARTLING! then continued for three weeks WANTED TTS Operator good work
Thompson contradicted that tes- Ing conditions good pay. Contact

:, Participants in the incident, SALESMAN for soft drink
:
which took place Monday nightat CARS company salary plus commission
How Not To sg- 25-40. Must be bond. I.. P1i.
: about 7:30, were service F Ii 7-SS1I Mine to 5 weekdays.US' .

J'41 C. Hutcheson, charged all I hanged his own goat. 3 LOST fir FOUND

four participants -with profane I Ferrari bought the goat Tues LOST 1 IT. old Beagit m area AMBITIOUSYOUNG

{i language and disorderly conduct ,day. He was leading it home of 044.NW answers 39th Ave.to MIne LIcense Lucky.no.Ph.!/- MAN

: with a rope around its neck FR J-MS4 or FR 4-1211 cxt. 5151.
ROBERT WALKER UUR LIVES WALTER MATTHAU LADYBUG REWARD Field Representative. .ge
According to Clifford Thompson when he came to a railway
; -
# LOST black billfold between NW 23 to 30, High School
TOMMY SANDS MILLIE PERKINS
t TECHNICOLOR LADYBUG I manager of the Kayo station -grade crossing with the bar 3 Hosp 1h ,Ave..IKhua containing! valuable' General papers graduate to train for

P.T.auo.1..4 thractM by FCAM Pt rfcrw Allen drove in and told down. He tied the rope aroundthe It money. Reward fit NW career in finance. CorIItCns.ry

*_.MUM.*u ta>ky ELEANO UNITED UnITS FHCT ,the attendant to fill up thetank bar and went into a nearby 40th Av. Good salary to
LOST orange 1 white cat with black start bonus, vacation. Insurance
-
. .5 DX13 But.._A..M.y by LOIS DICKER 'with gas. He said Allen later tavern to wait for the train to collar. Generous reward Return and retirement
FltMl M & NW B. .
to ti> toth Ave Apt.
R.C. FUN SHOW LAST TIMES TODAl ,claimed that he had only ordered benefits.

- '. Tomorrow 10 a.m. GET YOUR "THECARPETBAGGERS" LAST TIMES $1 worth, and that a dispute pass.Next time be looked out the 4 Personalized Services Phone Southern Diseow.itCompany .

1i "QUICK C-AW BEATLE :arose when an attempt was window the train had passed, In Starke, 964.
:: 'CONTEST"TICKETS NOW I ['I made to siphon off the gas al- the bar had lifted, and the goat LEARN tention: IU to nervous URI EI: or ipetmt elderly.l* 0101 for ..ppointm.nt.t .
Easy Way Driving School. FR
[ ordered.
legedly not was hanged. WOO. Uc. by State of FU.
r .
f
J ;

WANTED: HOMES INC. 3 12 Insertions ............................................... nc line no takeably this new home has the 21. City official melody 3. Harmony apparatus -
(1) Radla. audio' tape recorder _4S20 NW 13th St. (441 North) g Total charge computed by multiplying! total lines x rate earn- 33 exquisite features that a discriminating 23. 52. Depend 9.S.Amer.
technician must have had civilian Lowest prices easiest terms largest H ed x number Of Insertions. person would desire. Its Formerly Naughty 4. IZgaIaC

I experience be able to supply display In central Florida. location in the exclusive Northwest 25. Alternative tion rodent
; character & work reference. Must We trade for anything. Free delivery 2 I Five letter words per tine is much desired 3 large 26. Derma 54.Attention 5. 10. Draft ant

A.M. to 12 or 2 to 4 P.M. pay more. RECKLESS to woman would love many other rrrrrrTr-. Not any
pay less. GET THE REAL i Same 4 lines attractive features You will Extinct bird
AGE NO BARRIERIF FACTS. Payments as low alS57.2f g 18 I rt.ordinary type be surprised and excited as we _
you need to keep busy & earn per month with $300 down. were when you see this fine li-- iF 13 Mountain
money at the same time we I I quality home. We would be pleased la Thessalr Iw
need you. Accident & Health Insurance LAKE GENEVAMobile to show you this home by appointment I I27.Pancy
agent with on. of Flor Homes Sales Same .s S line Call FR 2-3417.. ,_ 16 24.Visit
ida's oldest companies. no experience Rt. 100 SE Keystone Hts Fia. 24 Pt. ordlnarylypa

necessary company will .
give complete training at their LARGE FAMILYThree 17 .Th 19 .Th29.Ganciy

part or full time help.For Sale. Pacemaker Shasta and Mobile Alrstream Homes The Gainesville Sun will not be responsible for more than one furnished lot 100 x-100 single- Paved car garage-street 31 33 3433 35: 39. Kind of -j

experience cell necessary 374-1341. Willis appointment t c4WIAwk& Travel Trailers incorrect insertion nor will it be liable for any error In advertisement 33no city sewerage water and lights- .

Butts. Ocala's First Mobile Home to greater extent than the cost of the soace occupied no immediate occupancy Close to // // 37 39 thrush40.Rivertotht
Dealer' Since 148U23 by hea Item In the advertisement.i No adlustment, will 33 Church, School and Shopping "If 36 /
Silver Springs Blvd. = be made on errors that do not materially effect the value of 33 Call FR 23617. -
YOUNG man to work as salesman Phone 629-1351 the advertisement. 4 41 41. 43 44 = Danube
for local men's clothing store. Otala. Fla ii NEAR UNIVERSITYA : 41. Irish ox47 _
Phone 376-5231. Mr. Ashley. Use 1 harmonizing colors for IS The Gainesville Sun reserves the privilege of revising or refecting no ;
for wide rainbow effect enloy the afghanon 33 LOTS FOR SALE 33 any advertisement which It deems oblectional and to 3 BR 1 bath home for only 45 46 = 48 U clamation43.Cicatrix
ATTRACTIVE POSITION
trips at chance the classification of any advertisement from that ordered 5 1400 down payment and $88.00 a 4 -
neat games.JIFFYCROCHET -
limit.
awake man no good age character. LOT with 3 trailer spaces and 2 33 t- conform to the policy of the paper. month which Includes taxes and 50 SI 32 46.Myself]

who Is wllllne to sell In a manner BUTTS $200 down $55 monthly. Locatedat for a couple located In a quiet 31 N. Main FR 28404 UNIVERSITY and shopping center COCKTAILS

commensurate with the high 1318 SE 2nd Ave. near bus area of town. Immediate occu close walking distance from this GENERAL GAINES

Standards of our company. All line. See It and phone FR 6-7170. pancy.BLACK two bedroom house. Completely STEAK ROOM LONG'S CAFETERIA _
candidates under consideration Price Slashed
furnished and two kitchens STEER ROOM
will be required: to take a 50 PAYMENTS less than rent. Only ACRES. this traditionalhome Na welting between ordering .
Income when house Is
minute written examination. This MOBILEHOMES $770 per mo. buys this 3 BR 3 bedroom. 2 bath living- The owner of this lovely 3 bedroom mean Featuring U.S. Prime and Choice food lust fast cafeteria service
examination Is nationally known I 1 bath home. like new. Kitchenhas room. separate dining room & 2 bath masonry home Is READYTO rented as two one bedroom steaks prepared ta your taste SPE'CIAlS: lunch SIC '7Ct The finest In dining enloYment

end has proven to be accurateIn i Tappan built-In oven, range family room wth fireplace love- SELL If you want a home apartments. Total price only on our open h.lrth. Holiday Inn Complete dinner every night Cocktails dancing In our loung.

$95 per mo. . $3.16 per day
i : HOMES -OR SALE YOU'LL BE HAPPY AFTER YOU
2 & 3 Bedrooms. SE 14th St. &
I $100 per mo. . $3.33 per day SE 7th Ave. Some no down pay.
ment. Some small down pay COMPAREOUR
men Monthly payment $57 to HOME
$45. Also homes built on your

CALL 372-8441 TO PLACE YOUR lot for no TOMMY down payment.Call RIDGELL. MODERN QUALITY CONSTRUCTIONBy BUYERS

COLORED ultra modern 2 BR duplex White Terrazzo Floors The James Co.
apartments large living and S Spacious bedrooms and closets
, 'II dining area. modern kitchen with The James Co. of Gainesville
fan large storage closets, terrazzo Contemporary Design Inc., Builders of Kings-
I 35 Houses for Sale floors tile baths. space heater All masonry construction no upkeep berry Homes for this area will
38 Real Estate Wanted and hot water heater faclll .
Large shady lots
I be happy to answer any questions
EnO
FIGURE THESE EXTRAS. 75 gal. ties for washing machines. and Wide paved streets with curb and gutter you might have concerning (
fuel tank 100 shrubs. brick patio MASONRY house not over $10.000 paved streets. See at N.E. 26th home ownership. You mightbe
fenced yard. near elemen- Close In or near bus line. No Ter. or call for appointment 372- of those that
tary and Junior high schools agents.. Call 374-4044 after 7P.M. 5321 or 372-5322. 3 and 4 Bedrooms 2 Baths now one owns a home people but found
-screened porch 3 B R. I bath FURN. room kitchen prlv. for
MODEL HOUSES-WESTVILLA that it Is now inadequate. If ,
S500 down. if you qualify FHA.
dependable working woman. Lincoln -
-.-See at 925 N. E. 20th Ave. 39 Out of Town Property Estates. 1039 SE 19th St. N. W. 16TH AVENUE AT 37TH BOULEVARD this James Is the Co.case could a call very to well The

A GOOD BUYYOu'RE FOR SALE Newberry Trailer Park THREE bedroom. 2 bath house on mummuuwwumIl llUl1lnl1UllUIIUII1IIIIIIIIIIUUIIIIIIIIIIUIIlWlIIII1I1HIIJ unnumwJIlIIIIIJ1IUIIlIgi : ( by talking with us you can
one mile north en 41. $400 down Silver Lake near Keystone. $50 pick a sunable floor plan and
MISSING THE BOAT If $40 month. total $9,900. Ora week or by month 374-2415 exterior design that will suit
,you don't call for an appointment Ball. Archer Fla. : your needs, from our many
to see this nearly new large 3 FOR SALE fully equipped restaurant 45 Furnished Apts. i COMPARE !I-I! I plans that we keep on hand.A .
BR 2 Bath home with entrance small Investment. building call to the James Co. will 4 'til 7
.foyer, large LR, separate OR. for rent reasonable. Ph. 528-6281. ONE & TWO bedroom trailers. get all the facts about any p.m.
Fla. room with panelled wall & H. I. Stell Williston. water furnished. No pets. Phone type financing. any questionsyou
*old brick fireplace. Big family FR 25433.EFFICIENCY : THESE HOME VALUES might have without any

kitchen dishwasher.with CENTRAL built-in oven.HEAT range& SERVICE ADVERTISE IN THE APARTMENTS. $50 i BEFORE YOU BUY II obligations on your part. DRIVE West on University Ave. to Old State Rd. 26, turn right on

AIR CONDITIONING. PRICED DIRECTORY month. Phone 466-3448. We have lots available In N.W. 43rd St. to Suburban Heights.OR .
FOR QUICK SALE. can b. bought most any section of town for

-with..and assume reasonable existing down payment financing. I I you to choose from. DRIVE West on 16th Ave. to N.W. 43rd St., turn left to Suburban

Call MYRTLE LASSITER. 376- SAVE' Jimmy Womeldurf and Gene Heights.
:10817 or 372-7943. COLOREDRENTALS ; The following ere ready for e Paramore have over 30 years
combined experience In the
REDFRANKS occupancy. construction of homes. By care-
e IIIUIlUUIWlIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII ful supervision by Jim and BUILDERS ARE
:' REALESTATE 3330 N.W. 28th Ave. Gene. it will enable you as the
1 N.E. 1st St. Ph. 376-0817 The following Is now under 4 BR, Th baths, $2990 dn., homeowner to get more home
construction and will be ready $169 for your money and certainly Fred Mason A. W. Fletcher
for occupancy soon I per mo. 32 makes The James construction -
BRAND NEW DUPLEXESNOW to be beyond compare.By .
FordyceRealtor
3741 NW21st PL
3320 NW 30th Ave. Macoma Homes W. P.
UNDER CONSTRUCTIONS 3 BR. 2 bath. $750 dn. $109 building primarily the Ridgway
3 BR. 1 bath. $500 dn $77.
g per month. on Klngsberry home we feel we
= per mo. on have a great advantage end
g IIIIIIIIIIIIJIIIIIIIIJIDI g great opportunity for you as
$ to pick design
: the purchaser
303 SE 38th St.
JUST RIGHT and floor plans that are created -
08 3 BR. 1 bath, $400 dn. $64 onorwood of the country's
lor the young executive. This N permo. by some
4 bedroom. 2 bath home with a S IiI leading architects.

tremendously very attractive large recreation kitchen set room.A off. IU\ItHlllIl'\ llllllmUllllllllllllllBIIIIIIIIII If you desire complete Information -
by Birch cabinets. Down paymentcan I Hope I call The James Co. and WHY SETTLE
be arranged and also excel we will be happy to come to
lent monthly terms. $26,500 Call I ALL OUR HOMES ARE your home and spend any
Fordyce. 376-1236. "H" nc. OPEN FOR YOU TO ENJOY 2 amount of time necessary to
SEEING ANYTIME IF = explain The James Co. systemof
OAK STRIP We Trade Homes YOU WILL JUST CALL home ownership.

floors are one of the many features
you will find In this attractive 1123 SE. 4th STREET gg We can secure FHA/ VA and
:1 bedroom home located In or Property FR 6-5301 or FR 6-7989 several different types of conventional
friendly Florida Park. Paneling. financing.If FOR LESS ?

fireplace and Florida room. Available IIIIIIIIIIIIm.uIIllllllllllillIlIlIllIllIllIllIIllIllIIlll! lmlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll!!!
under F.H.A for only $18-500 you own a lot within SO
Call Fordyce. 376-1236. or 60 miles of Gainesville. Callus
2 Bedrooms Stove hood with light and tanS ,, -- ; il Gainesville's newest and most for Information about build
EXTRA Large living dining area Double compartment sink t luxurious apartment building .. ing for you3Bedroom
large living room and delightful Masonery Construction Venetian Blinds
kitchen for this 3 bedroom home. Terrazzo Floors Tile window sills !LAKESHORE 11bath with New Kirkpatrick & Pierscm
Shady lot. patio and fireplace. Tiled tub and showers Large lawn with grass and hardwood floors located on
Terms can be arranged and the Large double sliding door shrubbery : well shaded lot. Small down-
price lust reduced to only $11,900. closets a Insulated Attic i : .i TOWERS payment. FHA.Construction.
Call Fordyce. 376-1236.' Linen Closets Close to school and bus stop
to start soon on Homes in Court Manor
Highland
SPECIAL THIS WEEK ONLY CHOICE OF INTERIOR COLORS
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home on a spacious one acre tot. and
Paneled LR & OR. sliding glass northeast ltd ive. to northeast 26th terrace turn left l block. AU these will be brick veneer. Start at 79.34!
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Only $15,000. Call Fordyce. 376-1236. We have 4 tots on 39tfi Ave.
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FordyceASSOCIATES PALM VIEW ESTATESAN Bedroom Now under 2 baths construction with 143S 3- in Highland Court Manor for as little as